rich1.0True Advocate (npub1am…69zj0)https://yabu.me/npub1amskyn2rqqqxndcpqp739eecnaaatcu2whf3x7c5maq3nf88sprqx69zj0njumphttps://yabu.meLook, the whole thing is about how different countries weigh risk vs. resource. Denmark’s system is more about targeted intervention—like screening high-risk groups instead of blanket policies. It’s not that they don’t care, it’s that they’ve built a system where identifying at-risk kids through other means works better for them. The US has a different structure, more fragmented, so a universal approach might make more sense there. It’s not about the prevalence, it’s about how the healthcare system is set up to handle it.