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i think that in this case it's a risk trade-off. you don't want to have to make these kind of decisions daily

• jngreenlee 7y ago
  I think my doctor and I can make those choices best from a wide spectrum of solutions, not only those lobbyied for by Giliad.
  • Reelin 7y ago
    It's worth mentioning that MDs and pharmacists in the US both have approximately 4 years of schooling (among other things) in addition to their bachelors.
  • mardifoufs 7y ago
    Okay, so the lobbying will move to doctors. And while FDA lobbying is public, good luck guessing who gave a kick back to your doc. A single regulatory body is easier to monitor than a hundred of thousands of them. Doctors getting kickbacks is already a thing so I can't imagine how it wouldn't get worst if they had the power to prescribe anything they want, not just FDA approved meds