Surely then it should not be framed as people "killed by medical errors", but rather people who could be saved by improving medicine. The way this is framed in

Surely then it should not be framed as people "killed by medical errors", but rather people who could be saved by improving medicine. The way this is framed in the media is especially absurd, calling it the #3 cause of death after heart disease and cancer. Many of the deaths in question certainly were from heart disease and cancer. They are not disjoint categorizations.