According to the American Medical Association, United States healthcare system ranks third in leading cause of death. Taking the lives of 400,000 innocent individuals each year. Folks are unaware of this frightening statistic, ranking their healthcare system number one in their mind in hopes to resolving their illness when sick. When there are 106,000 deaths per year due to negative effects of drugs, 80,000 deaths per year due to infections from hospitals and 12,000 deaths per year due to unnecessary surgery, this should raise a question. Why rank medical professionals our number one in helping us to heal.
We don’t expect everyone in the business world or the sales industry to be equal in his or her expertise and education. However, when we …show more content…
No matter what was done and how many hours of sleep her body got, she could not seem to feel an improvement in her health. Not knowing what was occurring scared and confused, she went to the well-trusted doctors for assistance in making an accurate diagnostic so she could then be on the road to recovery. The minute clinic decided it was out of their hands, instructing her to seek help from the closest urgent care in a hospital. She left with what they thought was a promising diagnostic, pain in left side. The trusted doctor in his white coat handed her a laxative, this was said to fix this extreme …show more content…
During emergency situations, doctors tend to be on their feet with assistance. Some tweaking here and there with stiches for cuts, cast for broken bones and scans to reinsure a patient isn’t in life threatening danger could all be essential.
Some professionals may put their heart and soul in their work, taking pride in having the capability and power to aid. However, it is the system that needs standard Americans to analyze what is best for his or her needs. Become your own greatest doctor.
The pharmaceutical companies also are a current issue we face today. These companies, also referred to as Big Pharma, are conducting marketing and malpractice. Pushing one product over another, advertising as much as possible to strictly make sales, without the care of the general public or the scientific evidence based on the pill. They will wine and dine the medical community in order to push their pill, doing what is needed to convince them, after all competition is hard and prescriptions pills are abundant.
Big Pharma always generates jaw-dropping profits. Polls found that 52% of Americans are currently taking a prescription pills. This is no shock when we live in a pill popping culture, with overprescribing the use of painkillers, sleeping pills and ADHD medications. This puts abuse at
We don’t expect everyone in the business world or the sales industry to be equal in his or her expertise and education. However, when we …show more content…
No matter what was done and how many hours of sleep her body got, she could not seem to feel an improvement in her health. Not knowing what was occurring scared and confused, she went to the well-trusted doctors for assistance in making an accurate diagnostic so she could then be on the road to recovery. The minute clinic decided it was out of their hands, instructing her to seek help from the closest urgent care in a hospital. She left with what they thought was a promising diagnostic, pain in left side. The trusted doctor in his white coat handed her a laxative, this was said to fix this extreme …show more content…
During emergency situations, doctors tend to be on their feet with assistance. Some tweaking here and there with stiches for cuts, cast for broken bones and scans to reinsure a patient isn’t in life threatening danger could all be essential.
Some professionals may put their heart and soul in their work, taking pride in having the capability and power to aid. However, it is the system that needs standard Americans to analyze what is best for his or her needs. Become your own greatest doctor.
The pharmaceutical companies also are a current issue we face today. These companies, also referred to as Big Pharma, are conducting marketing and malpractice. Pushing one product over another, advertising as much as possible to strictly make sales, without the care of the general public or the scientific evidence based on the pill. They will wine and dine the medical community in order to push their pill, doing what is needed to convince them, after all competition is hard and prescriptions pills are abundant.
Big Pharma always generates jaw-dropping profits. Polls found that 52% of Americans are currently taking a prescription pills. This is no shock when we live in a pill popping culture, with overprescribing the use of painkillers, sleeping pills and ADHD medications. This puts abuse at