Many drugs tested and used on people in developing nations lack any regulatory requirements or oversight.
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/a...-world/273329/
The WHO even states 1/10 tests are substandard.
But if you think any and every new procedure should immediately be available without regulation or oversight then do you boo. Fight that fight.
Also we went through a period of poor regulation of medical procedures and testing here in America and black and brown people did not do well. Plus that whole lack of consent and also lying to people about what was being done.
Calm down D44k 2.0. You said you wanted less regulations and that fewer regulations is a good thing. Developing nations have few to no restrictions on medical procedures and clinical trials. You see the connections that are being made? Capitalism and 0 regulations would leave countless bodies in its wake.
Watching the full clip only makes me want HealthCare as a human right more, she's very convincing.
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Is is just me or have the Republitards at this point decided that they know they're more than likely gonna lose and they've decided to just say fuck it and go Full Retard and Dial the bullshit up to 11?
Because some of the stuff on the news here at home from their own mouths is so goddamn ridiculious that they were just this short of saying "Hitler Hold my beer".
i mean, it's worked for them so far...
It’d be really cool during the the RNC, they could update their platform with their healthcare plan. I will never understand how after ten years of complaining about ACA. We still don’t have a proposed replacement plan.
can i get a fact check on her claim
Reducing regulations is...a bad idea...again aren't you some type of "doctor"? Or just a dentist?
Now I will admit there are certain things that are just complete bullshit bureaucracy steps and that stuff is annoying as fuck, especially when even in 2020 things are not digital or require weeks/months to get stamped approval on them and have giant committee meetings for discernible reason.
Now in context of that video what Trump deregulations is she talking about? Also even if a treatment isn't approved fully by the FDA aren't you allowed to sign up for clinical trials on your own? Or was this with her insurance covering it?
https://www.brookings.edu/interactiv...the-trump-era/
Assuming this one
Since all the others are just medicare stuff or religious stuff and a bunch are delayed/repealed on the listNew guidance documents outlining a process for fast-tracking gene and cell therapies through FDA review.
On November 16, 2017, the FDA issued two final guidances and two draft guidances outlining a new process for fast-tracking gene and cell therapy treatments through the FDA approval process. Established gene and cell