It's Official! Curing Patients Is Bad for Business
From this article, subtitled, Milton Packer describes the end result of profit-dominated drug development:
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As extensively discussed here, the metabolic theory of cancer, which has so much promising research behind it, stretching over one hundred years, likely has a lot going against it in places that are literally profiting via the old model of treatment. As the article goes on to explain: Quote:
Eating better doesn't make the drug companies anything at all. But everyone who actually needs drugs that work are being shortchanged by this process. Quote:
Do they realize we can hear them? They are coming right out and saying let's keep people sick and make more money. In conclusion: Quote:
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Well I think they have a point, though. A drug company goes through the expense of developing a few one-shot cures, if that's even possible, and then they go bankrupt. Maybe that's even the ethical thing to do, but then the remaining companies will be the ones that weren't willing to take that sacrifice. This might be where public funding should come in, because various cures besides the ethics of the thing should even benefit society as a whole financially. |
It seems foolish to trust health to for-profit entities. Full stop.
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Needed; more research on antibiotics, even if they're not a cash cow like they advertise on TV!
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Agreed, and we need to STOP using them on our food animals because they live in such filth. Humane treatment solves so many more problems than thinking we can shame the world into going vegan... |
The Corruption of Evidence Based Medicine – Killing for Profit, Dr. Fung 4-9-2018
So here’s a damning list of all the problems of EBM Selective Publication Rigged outcomes Advertorials Reprint Revenues Bribery of Journal Editors Publication Bias Financial Conflicts of Interests |
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Yes! They co-opt the good and use it for evil. |
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