Could there be a more perfect storm than the confluence of advertising and medicine in the United States of America? Medicine in this country has been characte

Could there be a more perfect storm than the confluence of advertising and medicine in the United States of America? Medicine in this country has been characterized as a "confuseopoly" where the consumer is "enabled" to choose, but not on price or quality. Banks are much the same. Does this have some bearing on the abdication of basic services and constant churn of add-ons?