Reading the title, I equated preventative medicine with public health work, but reading the article it seems that this isn't what they meant. I'm not particula

Reading the title, I equated preventative medicine with public health work, but reading the article it seems that this isn't what they meant. I'm not particularly surprised that the kind of treatments and screenings that they're talking about here are not cost-effective, they mostly seem to describe giving extra drugs to healthy middle class people for no particular reason.