Dak
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Based off the amount of deaths due to medical mal-practice every year, and how doctors now are many times little more than drug pushers, I consider my life in danger any time I have to deal with doctors.
Based off the amount of deaths due to medical mal-practice every year, and how doctors now are many times little more than drug pushers, I consider my life in danger any time I have to deal with doctors.
If people want to refuse medical treatment for religious reasons, let them. It will save the health care system money and leave more in the bank for the rest of us in case we ever need it.
Nice strawman, but unless you've actually got some evidence that the kid in the news article has a comparable chance of survival without professional treatment, you're only going to come across as a dangerously ignorant crackpot.
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You're a natural attractive.
I don't hate doctors, but I definitely don't revere non-surgeons. I consider them little more than pill-pushers for the most part. Is it their fault that it's the way they are trained? Partially, for not attempting to find out other sides to things.
Since according to the available statistics, their are a fractional amount of lawsuits compared to the estimated actual wrongful death/malpractice numbers, pooh-poohing it off is giving doctors way too much slack. A lot of doctors really don't do anything anymore, they just prescribe poison that does nothing to fix the underlying issue, it merely allays the symptoms.
No idea what you are talking about.
Eugh, this post left such a bad taste in my mouth.
Doctors are human. They make mistakes, just like we all do. However, barely any of us are under the similar kinds of pressures and responsibilities that they're under - having peoples lives in their hands. Doctors help and cure an awful lot of people but (a quote from a lecture I had today) medical mistakes accounts for 10,000 deaths a day (more than AIDS). This is obviously bad, but think how many lives are saved or improved by Doctors actions.
You're talking crap when it comes to "pill pushing". Any modern doctor assesses a patient by whole - looking at social, emotional and biological aspects, and acts accordingly. Yes, drugs (or poison as you put - NICE!) are a big part of medicine but thats not really surprising. The vast majority are very effective, safe and cause few side effects.
What do you mean when you say "Is it their fault? Partially, for not finding out the otherside of things?" You're saying all non-surgeons are ignorant of different aspects of medicine or alternative therapies? Because that is so... so ignorant.
interesting. that might make our CIB on thursday
~gR~
FIX IT GR!
"The management did not listen to or believe children when they complained of the activities of some of the men who had responsibility for their care," the commission found. "At best, the abusers were moved, but nothing was done about the harm done to the child. At worst, the child was blamed and seen as corrupted by the sexual activity, and was punished severely."