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18 hours ago ago from Health awareHealth aware
Obama health care system, where the doctors and hospitals will all be working for the government, who will be paying their bills, not you the patient, who will just be along for the ride. When the government tells them not to provide medicine for macular degeneration, or cancer treatment for senior citizens because it is not cost effective, or referrals to specialists until it is too late, the doctors and hospitals will all hop to and salute, ...
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21 hours ago ago from CC Szeto
You may think my major concern on delaying antibiotic treatment is the potential threat to some critical patients. That's not (entirely) correct. In fact, our friends outside the solar system would say clinicians could always ask for urgent dispensing of a drug when they really feel necessary. (Of course I could not imagine what would happen if we say 80% of our patients are urgent and have a necessity.) But, let's assume they are sincere ...
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