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They're not necessarily wrong. They're just different. If the incentives make it easier for you to get preventative and diagnostic care, then you probably will.
by sowbug 10y ago
They're not necessarily wrong. They're just different. If the incentives make it easier for you to get preventative and diagnostic care, then you probably will. Presumably this leads to better outcomes overall than taking the risk that intensive care will otherwise be needed later on.