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But’s FREE and EVERYONE has coverage...Dude that’s what’s important, not whether or no you get better after seeing the Doc. |
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Cue Blewyn to tell us how 80% of U.S. patients die from pink-eye. |
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And via Neal Boortz comes news of the dental problems. |
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I’d pay the $600 out of my own pocket. Except I couldn’t.
Now we know what Hillary means when she says we’re going to take some things away from you. Your life being one of them. The the estate tax robs your corpse. |
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But’s FREE and EVERYONE has coverage...Dude that’s what’s important, not whether or no you get better after seeing the Doc. More to the point, rich people won’t get better service. The most important thing is that everyone gets equal health care. Like in Cuba.
Of course, Fidel does get special care, but he’s not rich. He’s devoted himself to the people, so he deserves that extra special treatment. |
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Medical tourism is on the rise in Great Britain already, look for it to take another jump now. If you have any extra cash sitting around the house now might be a good time to start investing in Indian hospitals that cater to Europeans. I have a feeling that after the next election airline traffic to India is going to skyrocket. I’ve had nothing but good experience with Indian doctors. |
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This unintentionally illustrates one of the biggest flaws in government-run healthcare. Consider: if this decision became widespread, a side effect would be that research and development on the drug-coated stents would stop or be significantly reduced. Improvement in efficacy would not be seen, and cost reductions through improved processes and economies of scale would not happen.
Government-run healthcare encourages stasis. Research doesn’t tend to be rewarded because it’s too hard to get the rules changed. Innovation languishes because the cost to drive it into the system is too high.
In our ignorance and selfishness, we risk much worse healthcare for our grandchildren than they would get otherwise, as the natural march of healthcare technology gets slowed or even stopped. |
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