JimBowie1958
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- Sep 25, 2011
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The point of 'flattening the curve' was to protect our medical/health care system. but we have also shut down all unessential medical procedures, which includes things like brain surgery, kidney transplants, mamograms, chemo, etc.
Now these industries are engaged in lay offs and some medical providers are going out of business.
This would appear to be counterproductive, unless undermining the health care system is the goal all along.
Now these industries are engaged in lay offs and some medical providers are going out of business.
This would appear to be counterproductive, unless undermining the health care system is the goal all along.
The problem with shutting down outpatient care
Vance Vanier writes that large numbers of outpatient clinics are shutting down nationwide as they struggle to interpret contradictory, vaguely-worded government directives about making a distinction between "essential" and "elective" healthcare.
www.cnn.com
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