The term “health insurance” may refer to “medical insurance” and not “living benefits” (such as lump sum Critical Illness products). In that sense, the “health insurance” here includes only medical reimbursement products and hospital cash (a.k.a. hospital income) products. Both cover “morbidity risk” and are not related to “mortality risk”. More specifically, hospital cash products are related to “incidence rates” while medical reimbursement products are related to both “incidence rates” and “treatment cost” (and thus medical cost inflation).