Now we know why the national death rate drops by 30% when doctors go on strike!
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Originally posted by woodfordNow we know why the national death rate drops by 30% when doctors go on strike!
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75% of all surgery has been estimated to be totally unnecessary. A huge amount of iatrogenic suffering and premature death is thus caused. In countries where doctors have gone on strike (eg India and Israel) for several weeks, it was noticed that the death rates fell by 30%! This is not of course comparing most doctors & surgeons to Bundaberg';s Dr Patel!
Originally posted by PhilosI may be dense, but I don't see the point of woodford's post. The link he gives mentions neither the death rate nor a doctors' strike. I would be interested to see the evidence for any connection between the two.
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As I see it, medical technology, pharmacology, and new surgical techniques have advanced further in the US than anywhere else. People live with conditions that 50 years ago would have killed them. Great news... if you can afford that kind of medicine. And even if you are well insured, some treatments will exhaust that, too. It's scandalous.
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Originally posted by artloverAs I see it, medical technology, pharmacology, and new surgical techniques have advanced further in the US than anywhere else. People live with conditions that 50 years ago would have killed them. Great news... if you can afford that kind of medicine. And even if you are well insured, some treatments will exhaust that, too. It's scandalous.
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Originally posted by woodfordIn countries where doctors have gone on strike (eg India and Israel) for several weeks, it was noticed that the death rates fell by 30%!
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I bet you see another similar leap in the next 50 years.
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I had couple of hospital experiences in uSA and it was very very bad. Though they have technology and a great interiors, the system and the people's mind set is very small. They take one whole day for Xray where as for a fraction of cost you can get the entire treatment done in India. Also the nurses and doctors seem little too rude to me. they pay more attention to the system of how things are done than to the care that is expected from tthem. Any way..... I am not canvassing for indian health care here
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