Poll shows most Americans link insurance profits and denials to UnitedHealthcare CEO's death

A recent poll shows that most Americans believe health insurance profits and coverage denials contributed to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. About 70% of respondents attribute at least some responsibility to these factors, alongside the shooter. The survey indicates younger Americans are more likely to see multiple causes for the murder. They often blame insurance companies as much as the shooter, while older adults tend to place greater responsibility on the individual who committed the act. Frustrations with health insurance coverage have been rising, with 30% of Americans reporting issues accessing care in the past year. Many young people lack health insurance, highlighting ongoing concerns about the U.S. healthcare system.