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Again, that’s what you pay (near as I can tell), but that’s not what it costs. They’re also “free” (at the point of service) in the UK, but the scanner and hel
by mattkrause 7y ago
Again, that’s what you pay (near as I can tell), but that’s not what it costs.
They’re also “free” (at the point of service) in the UK, but the scanner and helium are not a generous gift from the fey folk, nor does the Queen volunteer as a tech.
These things cost money. Any study you do is going to have to cover expenses—-including their share of a temperamental, multimillion dollar machine (or find a way to dip into the same accounts that cover its clinical use).
- flemhans 7y agoIt is actually what I paid at the front desk in cash :) Totally anonymous. I visited as a tourist. It is not a subsidized government hospital.