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100%? Nonsense. Unless you expect us to beat Death, and that's a little outside of our jurisdiction. Innovation is always expensive but it always has been. Th
by andygates 11y ago
100%? Nonsense. Unless you expect us to beat Death, and that's a little outside of our jurisdiction.
Innovation is always expensive but it always has been. There's a rolling wave of upgrade costs and older treatments becoming commoditized or dropped.
The fundamental of a fair system is that people are treated according to their clinical need.
- ThomPete 11y agoA fundamental fair system is not possible exactly for the reasons I am pointing out. You don't want to get cancer in Denmark because they don't have the best medicine and treatments and you don't want to get cancer in the US without an insurance to pay for those best treatments and even then it's hard. Or put another way. You can claim that Denmark is one of the most fair systems IF you ignore the fact that they aren't providing it's citizens with the best and most effective treatments available. Thats not more fair. Thats just another system.