>Ketamine is a life-saver Anyone who talks in such terms shouldn't have their opinions on medicine listened to. There's a reason that medicine typically sticks

>Ketamine is a life-saver Anyone who talks in such terms shouldn't have their opinions on medicine listened to. There's a reason that medicine typically sticks to such terms as QALY (quality adjusted life year) and other such terms to produce the best outcomes in a resource constrained environment. By your reasoning, many things are "life savers", but not every intervention is equal, is it?