Can't find the article, but I recall a doc in Kentucky charges around $75/month. Anything he can do in office, including MRIs, is included in that. That's basically how China works.
We should have a publicly subsidized public healthcare system that would function like China: cheap tests, things like MRIs available immediately, and people pay cash up front. Some docs in USA are already running this service privately.
There is private insurance now and you'd need it for better care in China. The problem with the U.S. system is its a mashup of socialist cost controls from govt and insurance, along with capitalist attitudes about profit and access to medicine.
Chinese healthcare is very free market. You pay at the door, pay to see the doc, pay for your meds. Similar to USA in that drugs are a profit center. Govt subsidizes supply: MRI machines, docs, etc.
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Newspapers peddling stories like this were found in supermarket checkout aisles for decades. Nobody considered it a threat to democracy.
Time-to-Ban Truth Indicator: the faster social media bans a story, the higher confidence you should place in its veracity.
Sales of Pfizer drug for myocarditis treatment, Vyndamax, are up 77% in the US. Sales of blog clot drug Eliquis are up 16%,
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That low on the chart was a new all-time low. Stock has been a total disaster...but bauxite prices are rising
The Justice Department is hunting down parents who complain about their daughters getting raped at school while the U.S. economy burns to the ground.
I suspect both $PFE and $MRNA shots caused a lot of deaths, probably worse than Vioxx because of the mass vaccinations. There will be a bill to strip them of their liability shield based on the fact they hid/lied about side-effects.
What does it feel like to know the mRNA vaccine might be killing under 50s and they're about to start a mass vaccination campaign for children?
Banks were looted by speculators who borrowed and borrowed and borrowed.
Do you think we're at the end or the beginning?
Looking at $TSLA and $BTC HODLers.
"Xu Jiayin: Evergrande wants to fully implement existing building sales and realize the transformation to the new energy automobile industry within ten years"
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People say hard times make hard men, this is one way it happens. Discover your power level. If you can keep pushing your company/boss and you're not being an a-hole about it, it probably means you're underpaid.
