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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / June 2009going without dental care
This should never happen in the U.S. with our capabilities but it does. Read this story: http://rxvette.blogspot.com/2009/05/healthcare-reform-touches-home.html >This should never happen in the U.S. with our capabilities but it >does. Read this story: > >http://rxvette.blogspot.com/2009/05/healthcare-reform-touches-home.html Extraordinarily naive and impractical. > >This should never happen in the U.S. with our capabilities but it > >does. Read this story: > > > >http://rxvette.blogspot.com/2009/05/healthcare-reform-touches-home.html > > Extraordinarily naive and impractical. A socialist medical system - and that's what it is - is what we have in UK. It works, nothing naive or impractical about it. Its certainly criticisable, but virtually everyone gets medical cover. A good marker for the result is a far lower neonatal fatality rate than the US. NT >A socialist medical system - and that's what it is - is what we have >in UK. It works, nothing naive or impractical about it. Its certainly >criticisable, but virtually everyone gets medical cover. A good marker >for the result is a far lower neonatal fatality rate than the US. > >NT That rate is bad in the U.S. but it is at least as much a sociological problem as a medical one. Many of those who are in these statistics are poor and eligible for free medical care either through Medicaid or other programs. They still don't seek medical care. Any comments on the UK lack of dental care, the waiting lines, or the places that tell you not to bother to come in, cause you won't get treated?  SignatureChristopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org . A socialist medical system - and that's what it is - is what we have in UK. It works, nothing naive or impractical about it. Its certainly criticisable, but virtually everyone gets medical cover. A good marker for the result is a far lower neonatal fatality rate than the US. NT |
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