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> decimates the market for advanced private care of the level you have in the US. > Still it's not unheard for patients that can afford it to go to the USA for
by DanBC 6y ago
> decimates the market for advanced private care of the level you have in the US.
> Still it's not unheard for patients that can afford it to go to the USA for specific treatments.
They're often getting very expensive, but not very good, treatment that do not lengthen life nor improve quality of life. Sometimes these treatments reduce length of life or quality of life.
- varjag 6y agoNo, I'm talking specifically about things like bleeding edge treatments for late cancer stages accessible only in top U.S. hospitals. Treatments that are still in trials or just approved and not available in Norway yet. Sometimes they would work and sometimes they wouldn't, but in Norway your option then is basically arranging your own funerals.