Agree but that’s a decision for a surgeon and the patient. Not the government.
Some Cardiothoracic Surgeons believe that the 1 year mortality rate, post Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting, is so effected by smoking that in one year the mortality is the same than if they didn't have surgery at all.
Persistent Smokers seem to die at same rate
whether they had surgery or not.
If this is true, why induce the severe suffering of
surgery at all, if it's not going to make any difference?
Just Say’n
True, but that should be a personal decision based on risk/benefit.
Therefore, kill them.
“Heavy,long time,smokers are not good surgical risks.Neither are those who are substantially overweight. “
If I were a doctor or hospital owner I would refuse them service.
However, if a government entity can deny service for any reasonable cause, it won’t be long before they deny service for political reasons.
That’s a very high risk proposition for White People.
That's the thing!
I have a 400 plus pound friend who had to get his knees replaced but still can't walk. It's all the doctor's fault.
Heavy,long time,smokers are not good surgical risks.Neither are those who are substantially overweight. <<
and your point being?.....