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UK recommends against buying breast cancer drug (too expensive) (coming here soon??)
AP ^ | 6/9/2010

Posted on 06/11/2010 8:25:00 AM PDT by markomalley

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To: pieceofthepuzzle

If the government runs the entire health care system (or much of anything else), it ALWAYS causes shortages. And in the case of obama, I believe that it’s being done deliberately. (Think Stalin’s food shortage in the Ukraine).

These people need to be brought to trial, and be punished appropriately.

There are better, free-market alternatives floating around GOP and conservative academic circles that can create abundance, not shortages, in health care.

The social costs of blocking innovation—including biomedical innovation—are enormous. And obama’s “bioethics” advisors blame rising costs of health care on innovation, so want to stop it. These phony “bioethicists” need to be brought to justice as well.


21 posted on 06/11/2010 10:51:13 AM PDT by Honorary Serb (Kosovo is Serbia! Free Srpska! Abolish ICTY!)
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To: silverleaf

200 days for $2300 ~= $11 /day.

$11 a day to prolong life is not cost effective? Just feeding some one costs that much. Something is out of whack here.


22 posted on 06/11/2010 3:16:30 PM PDT by BigBobber
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