Here once again you see the problem with socialized medicine. It stifles research and innovation. If this poor paralyzed man had US insurance they would deny coverage for this experimental procedure and … . Ah, I think I’ve lost my train of thought.
More or less ditto. It’s too bad that 99% of American’s will never have access to this treatment. Not only won’t insurance cover ‘experimental’ treatments, I’m guess that “nerve-supporting cells” are a form of stem cell treatment that Xtian Taliban don’t like.
Here once again you see the problem with socialized medicine. It stifles research and innovation. If this poor paralyzed man had US insurance they would deny coverage for this experimental procedure and … . Ah, I think I’ve lost my train of thought.
More or less ditto. It’s too bad that 99% of American’s will never have access to this treatment. Not only won’t insurance cover ‘experimental’ treatments, I’m guess that “nerve-supporting cells” are a form of stem cell treatment that Xtian Taliban don’t like.