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This is a good thing. You don't want to be putting something in you that doesn't work. Drugs need massive R&D and that's why it's effective. I'm more talking a
by crimsonalucard 8y ago
This is a good thing. You don't want to be putting something in you that doesn't work. Drugs need massive R&D and that's why it's effective.
I'm more talking about the majority of your bill where the doctor basically spends 5 minutes with you and charges 2k.
- qudat 8y ago> This is a good thing. You don't want to be putting something in you that doesn't work. Drugs need massive R&D and that's why it's effective. I don't necessarily disagree, but when the US is a leader in producing new drugs and they have to go through the FDA, R&D which is extremely expensive, those costs are transferred to drug prices.
- elliekelly 8y agoSo you're against doctors for "monopolizing" medical knowledge but for drug patents that... monopolize medical knowledge?
- crimsonalucard 8y agoIt's a temporary evil. The Creation of knowledge costs an incredible amount of money. A 10 year monopolization is a fair incentive to acquire such knowledge. The system has loop holes, yes, but the intention of the system I support. Of course if there's a better way I support it even more.