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The fact that some people go to the U.S. for medical care does't mean others don't go to other countries for it. A few anecdotal examples don't tell us anything
by hackuser 10y ago
The fact that some people go to the U.S. for medical care does't mean others don't go to other countries for it. A few anecdotal examples don't tell us anything about a population.
- chimeracoder 10y ago> A few anecdotal examples don't tell us anything about a population. Aramco - the world's most valuable company - is leaning on Johns Hopkins to staff and run its entire healthcare system. They're not even the only one forming these partnerships with US hospitals and research university - just the most recognizable mame. That's more than just 'ancedotal'. OP's question was 'which hospital would a wealthy informed person choose'? I'm pointing out that we don't need to speculate, because we already know which one was chosen by the wealthiest company in the world, (owned wholly by the fourth wealthiest country in the world[0]). [0] The country with the second-largest sovereign wealth fund, by the way, is the UAE, which is also forming the same partnerships (Cleveland Clinic).