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08 Jun

The medical system has systems that interfere with discovery

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In our medical research system, researchers, institutions, charitable organizations, and manufacturers engage in joint contracts to share patents and profits. Researchers at academic institutions do research and make observations and findings; but, seldom make conclusions on causation or offer solutions for patients. Results are turned over to manufacturers to find treatments, for vague observations or findings; and some manufacturers have been known to manipulate clinical studies to reach a positive and profitable outcome.
 
The FDA inconsistently claims overarching authority in some situations; and takes a hands-off approach in others. The FDA does little to supervise manufacturers or medical monitors; and ordinarily does not learn of problems with drugs or devices until after products are marketed and patients are harmed. When drugs or devices fail, the manufacturer blames the doctor or patient rather than their product, approximately 95% of the time.
 
Manufacturers search for expensive new treatments for symptoms, without understanding root causes or attempting to use existing drugs. Doctors claim they cannot prescribe existing approved drugs for a new purpose, without FDA approval; yet, when challenged on any poor outcome readily claim their unlimited right to independent medical judgment. Medical practitioners are often prevented from performing the testing needed to diagnose infectious causes, by employers and insurance companies.
 
No wonder we have the most expensive healthcare system in the world, have not yet discovered the cause of chronic diseases, prescription drug prices are the highest in the world, we use drugs and devices to treat symptoms, important drugs are no longer available on the market or available at a reasonable price, and the health of the population is declining.
 
We need to reevaluate what we are doing, and how we are doing it!

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