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When I read the post title, I expected something a bit worse than pitching rehab clinics to addicts. What's the ethical dilemma here, assuming the rehab clinic
by jimmaswell 8y ago
When I read the post title, I expected something a bit worse than pitching rehab clinics to addicts. What's the ethical dilemma here, assuming the rehab clinic is being run in good faith?
- girvo 8y agoThat a lot of them are not run in good faith, and frankly most of them have zero evidence backing them up in terms of their effectiveness, all the while preying on some of the most vulnerable in the population.
- Maybestring 8y agoPresenting yourself as giving honest advice while taking kickbacks from the clinics. It's advertising by pretending to be someone that cares about you. It's just cruel.
- astura 8y agoThey aren't being run in good faith and some of the worst ones even desire addicts to relapse so they can have return business. On top of that, they don't provide anything even approaching evidence based care.