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In type A, people have a choice. They could be informed there is a risk. In type b, they have no choice.
by dantheman 7y ago
In type A, people have a choice. They could be informed there is a risk. In type b, they have no choice.
- sharemywin 7y agoAnd who provides the neutral informed accessible information? and there's the rub with modern society. No one could possibly be expected to be an expert in every field and sub field.
- BurningFrog 7y agoDrugs are prescribed by a doctor, who should be an expert in this exact field.
- sharemywin 7y agoAnd you hear all the time about getting test you don't need and all kinds of other conflicts of interest.
- dantheman 7y agoAnd clearly the FDA has a bias on not making a decision that could be wrong. They lose nothing by delaying, and lose a lot by approving the wrong drug. So what happens, everything takes longer, drives up costs, and delays treatment -- they have no incentive to deal with the problems they create.