Well, yes, but all of that would need to be optimized for expected patient quality-of-life. If instead it'd be optimized to reduce risks as much as possible, we

Well, yes, but all of that would need to be optimized for expected patient quality-of-life. If instead it'd be optimized to reduce risks as much as possible, we'd ultimately be spending all of our lives in medical facilities. In non-utopian reality it'd be even worse, as the system would be optimized for shareholder value instead. Shareholders profit by scaring patients into believing they need to buy more medical interventions.