Final answer:
Accidents and crimes requiring fewer emergency medical services are not a significant cause of high healthcare costs compared to sophisticated technologies and cost-shifting regulations.
Explanation:
Victims of accidents and crimes require fewer emergency medical services than in the past is NOT an underlying cause of high health care costs. While the use of sophisticated and expensive technologies and regulations that shift costs instead of reducing costs contribute to high health care costs, the mentioned statement does not align with the trends affecting health care costs.
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