The Barbarian
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But neither are very good sources for information about medical errors.
You seem obsessed with "Big Pharma." Medical errors are not caused by drug companies.
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You seem obsessed with "Big Pharma." Medical errors are not caused by drug companies.
They're in it together.
Well I guess we're kind of off topic. So, God bless.
The Barbarian
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The Barbarian
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Actually it's coded to read information from DNA and go from the nucleus to the cytoplasm and transfer the infomation to tRNA which produces new protein.
This goes on in every single cell in your body. Please.
The Barbarian
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The vaccines are not designed to prevent you from getting infected (although it does a pretty good job of that). It's to keep you from being seriously ill or dying from the virus.
And it does a very good job of that. As you have seen, the death rates in unvaccinated people are about ten times the death rates of vaccinated people.
No. We are programmed to die after 70-90 years for most of us. It has to do with the degradation of telomeres on our chromosomes.
It's possible that we could find ways to delay this process, and perhaps lengthen lifetimes beyond the genetically-programmed limits.
Personally, I'm not all that interested. God made me to live a certain length of time, and I'm good with that, looking forward to a future beyond this life.
Ronald Nolette
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Well if you have tylenol, aspirin or ibuprofen or cough syrup at your home that makes your statement very hypocritical.
Mybe we shouldn't trust big beef, or big farming, or big auto or big grocery chains etc.etc.etc.
American meds, before they get to market are tested far more rigorously than any other country
"deaths from NSAIDs remain very high: more deaths than from
road traffic accidents and twice as many
deaths as from asthma or cervical cancer."
Your smoke screen noted!
Guess where most prescription drugs are made. It sure ain't America!
"U.S. Dangerously Reliant on High-Risk Imported Drug Supply"
U.S. Dangerously Reliant on High-Risk Imported Drug Supply | Coalition For A Prosperous America
The American pharmaceutical supply chain has become dangerously dependent on imports and foreign-controlled supply chains. Over the past 20 years, the country has experienced a skyrocketing rate on pharmaceutical imports and increasing foreign reliance.
prosperousamerica.org
Need we mention "Medical errors" may be the 'LEADING' cause of death?
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I have a feeling that I know who you’re replying to. I have him blocked, so I can’t see who it is, but based on your answers I have a good idea.
He will never listen to you or even try to understand what you’re saying. You can show all the proof that you want, but it won’t do any good. He doesn’t care to learn anything outside of what he believes.
Thank you though, as while he may not listen, others who read these threads just might.
The Barbarian
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Ronald Nolette
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Not a smoke screen, all of them have studies behind them. Every thing is bad for you from someone who has a chip on their shoulder over something.
Ronald Nolette
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But if they are American HQ'ed companies the drugs must pass the rigorous testing to be marketed in America.
med errors are way down the list of leading causes for death.
Cancer, heart disease, illicit drugs are far higher than med errors.
"Medical errors — including incorrect medications, surgical mishaps, and wrong diagnoses — kill more than 250,000 Americans every year, according to a new study, making them the third-leading cause of death in the country."
Medical errors are third-leading cause of death in the US
Medical errors — like incorrect medications, surgical mishaps, and wrong diagnoses — kill more than 250,000 Americans every year, according to a new study.
www.statnews.com
Not to mention the COVERUPS!
Ronald Nolette
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Well if we did not expect doctors to be divine and infallible we would not treat them as harsh."Medical errors — including incorrect medications, surgical mishaps, and wrong diagnoses — kill more than 250,000 Americans every year, according to a new study, making them the third-leading cause of death in the country."
Medical errors are third-leading cause of death in the US
Medical errors — like incorrect medications, surgical mishaps, and wrong diagnoses — kill more than 250,000 Americans every year, according to a new study.
Not to mention the COVERUPS!
Doctors and hospitals now practice defensive medicine in depth, adding thousands to billing because of the threats of lawsuits.
Surgeons average over $20,000/year for malpratice
I am not saying there is not bad medicine out there, but we look too hard at every mistake made andcry "litigate". mOST WRONG MEDS ARE DUE TO PATIENTS TAKING THEM WRONG OR THE PHARMACIST not catching bad interactions between meds.
"Based on an analysis of prior research, the Johns Hopkins study estimates that more than 250,000 Americans die each year from medical errors. On the CDC's official list, that would rank just behind heart disease and cancer, which each took about 600,000 lives in 2014, and in front of respiratory disease, which caused about 150,000 deaths."
Not including coverups!
Ronald Nolette
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Just shows that complications arise and mistakes are made. And I am not referring to deliberate "mal" or bad practice, but sincere health people making mistakes because of numerous reasons.
I agree. There are MANY wonderful people in health care, and they make LOTS of mistakes. They're human.
"Medical errors represent a major public health concern and are among the leading causes of death in the United States, contributing to significant morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs."
Ronald Nolette
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I wish that study well. but as long as people are people, there will be errors, especially now we have advanced into very complicated medicine and pharmeceuticals.
They're constantly 'advancing' and yet there are MANY death's from errors and MANY coverups! IOW medical errors are very possibly THE leading cause of death.
Ronald Nolette
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So what would be your solution? Less comp-lex surgery? Stop creating new drugs that alsdo have potential side effects but can help many more? What do you propose?
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