In the end you can buy the best health care in the world if you are a wealthy Canadian, American, Brit etc... Harry
On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 9:34 AM, Chris Zell <[email protected]> wrote: > I have some friends in Canada who talk about their experience with health > care there. It is not as bad as some right wing types would have it - but > it still can be frightening. Seeing a specialist or getting an operation > can be a far greater wait than what most would experience in the US. There's > even a TED lecture on the waiting and how to get ahead in the line. > > Under British health care, my mother in law would have been condemned to > death ( dialysis) and my father in law would have been denied stents ( too > old). A Japanese leader made headlines recently with his 'hurry up and die' > comment. > > Until we change the nature of R&D, it's hard choices all the way. >
