> Everyone complains about regulation in health care until you get faulty medical equipment or contaminated pills and a couple dozen people die. As usual there

> Everyone complains about regulation in health care until you get faulty medical equipment or contaminated pills and a couple dozen people die. As usual there are the deaths you see and those you don't. How many people died because a new medical equipment required years to get approved and many people who could have benefited did not and died? It is very shortsighted to only mention and count deaths caused by approved medicines and not by unapproved yet working ones.