Infographic: 5 Key Healthcare Differences Between Clinton and Trump

Healthcare may not be the leading focus in the 2016 presidential race, but the candidates agree that there are issues that need to be addressed. This infographic breaks the difference between health policy proposals from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Healthcare has not been the main topic of conversation during this election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but they do have proposals that they would implement should they win the election. Here are 5 key health proposals from the top presidential candidates based on the plans they have released.

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