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Certainly someone needs to be second-guessing doctors, because they routinely make decisions that fail to adequately consider both costs and risks. I grant that
by QuarterReptile 2y ago
Certainly someone needs to be second-guessing doctors, because they routinely make decisions that fail to adequately consider both costs and risks. I grant that the insurance companies don't do a good job of it, but don't fall for the ridiculous trope that doctors would make great decisions without insurance companies.