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Yes, this is definitely a possibility - a drug can make a patient worse. Moreover, this is the case even with approved drugs, and with any medical care in gener
by smsm42 8y ago
Yes, this is definitely a possibility - a drug can make a patient worse. Moreover, this is the case even with approved drugs, and with any medical care in general - medical error is third major cause of death in the US, just behind cancer and heart disease.
Thus, it is completely unreasonable to say that because occasionally there could be drugs that are harmful, patients should be denied right to try them, especially if their only alternative is literally dying. It's like saying because medical care could "make things worse", we should ban doctors and medicine. Nobody is insane enough to propose this, but apparently there is a lot of people who are ready to say "because there's one drug that proved harmful we should let people die but not allow them to try other drugs that might be somewhat risky". Equally insane, IMO.
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