What countries in Europe have free medical care?

"Free medical care", also known as free medical care, means that the state provides a kind of welfare to citizens and pays medical expenses on their behalf.

Developed countries in Europe such as Britain, Sweden, Switzerland and Denmark all provide free medical care for the whole people, and all expenses are fully borne by the state. The United States, Japan and other countries implement the medical insurance system, but it is free for the retired elderly and the poor. Niu B, like Russia, will get free medical care as long as he is on Russian soil, whether he is a native or a foreigner. Let's take a look at India, a poor country in the third world with a large population, but dare to implement a free medical system for all. Cuba, Brazil and Chile have implemented a free medical system for all, and basic health services are universal. Life expectancy per capita, infant mortality, maternal mortality and other national health indicators are among the highest in the world. Even North Korea has free medical care, but China, known as a big socialist country, is still a dream.