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Unaccountable: What Hospitals Won't Tell You and How Transparency Can Revolutionize Health Care
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Charles1 Parameswaralingam
@popokola
Misdiagnosis accounts for about one-third of all medical error.
Ian Ayres • Super Crunchers: Why Thinking-by-Numbers Is the New Way to Be Smart
The @US_FDA has a history of banning supplements that are beneficial to human health.
Pyridoxamine, which is a form of vitamin B6, is one example of that. It has been available over the counter for decades until a pharma company lobbied the FDA to remove it from the market.
@DrMakaryFDA, can... See more
Unfortunately, angiotensin II is the sworn enemy of both nitric oxide, and endothelial cells. In fact, it can directly kill them. As discussed in the paper “Angiotensin II Induces Apoptosis* of Human Endothelial Cells (Protective Effect of Nitric Oxide).”
Malcolm Kendrick • The Clot Thickens
They weren't even his patients.
"Haim, a Dallas surgeon, previously had done some work at Texas Children’s Hospital as part of his residency. The indictment against Haim alleges that in 2023, he asked to reactivate his login there to access information on pediatric patients not under his care, including names, attending physicians an... See more
GABRIEL™ 🪽x.comThis man is a Licensed Primary Care Medical Doctor in America
He explains the state of the American Healthcare System
“F*ck the insurance companies. I don’t know what else to say at this point other than f*ck the insurance companies” https://t.co/NmkjgYxVZq
Wall Street Apesx.com
The proposed Medicare pilot will fundamentally change how doctors are reimbursed for giving chemotherapy and other injectable drugs. Currently, doctors are paid by a simple formula: the average sales price of the drug, plus 6 percent (under the federal budget sequester, that amount has been cut to 4.3 percent). That means doctors see a bigger upsid... See more