Row 85990

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Yea and that’s the problem. It puts the onus on young people to not only recognize symptoms, but wait until there’s a problem.

The standard of care should cover screening as part of physical exams, if not yearly than once every few years according to their age.

Preventative care saves lives. It also reduces medical expenses for patients when it’s caught early. But insurance companies don’t want to pay for it.

It’s part of a larger issue.

We’re pretty much the only “developed” country that doesn’t have universal healthcare. I’m not saying they don’t have issues, but our current system is highly unethical.

The pharmaceutical and insurance industries throw insane amounts of money at policymakers to kill universal healthcare.

For example, we recently found out Novartis paid Cohen $1MM for access to Trump. That was just one consultation fee.

Commercializing healthcare to the point where pharma companies can market drugs directly to patients is not ethical. Gifts for physicians to prioritize their drugs is not ethical. Or to policymakers to influence them to add their drug as the standard of care.

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