thenoseknows
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1. They spend all their time trying to find a diagnosis (through expensive tests) so they can hang a name on a disease or condition, then can't do anything but prescribe suppressive drugs that target only general things: antibiotics, steroids, pain killers.
2. The patient is subjected to invasive, painful, time consuming procedures that don't cure them.
3. This whole system is bankrupting most national health plans and people are getting sicker, not better.
4. Patients have to play a guessing game that the supposedly "approved" drug they've been given won't kill them (Vioxx) maim them (swine flu vaccine) or cause other harmful effects for which some drug company apologist will simply say "oops" and hope the person dies before they can sue them.
2. The patient is subjected to invasive, painful, time consuming procedures that don't cure them.
3. This whole system is bankrupting most national health plans and people are getting sicker, not better.
4. Patients have to play a guessing game that the supposedly "approved" drug they've been given won't kill them (Vioxx) maim them (swine flu vaccine) or cause other harmful effects for which some drug company apologist will simply say "oops" and hope the person dies before they can sue them.