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31. What else does record breaking profits and the fact that over half the nation is some prescription. or right now ...

Reply to CousinIT (Original post)

Fri Dec 20, 2024, 01:08 PM

Dec 2024

... that the most prescribed are statins, to reduce the 10% of cholesterol your body itself doesn't produce, say about the US health industry.

Do the police and prisons want to stamp out crime or just make dealing with it manageable?

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Goldman Sachs asks in biotech research report: 'Is curing patients a sustainable business model?' [View all] CousinIT Dec 2024 OP

Time for a brand new economic model that doesn't include obscene profits. Clouds Passing Dec 2024 #1

Perhaps a no-profit model Raven123 Dec 2024 #5

And there it is. Think. Again. Dec 2024 #2

Here's a more detailed quote from some sociopath or another . . . hatrack Dec 2024 #3

What's the classic line...??? displacedvermoter Dec 2024 #17

This is evidence that the capitalistic model in health care is not working. Mosby Dec 2024 #20

Trump Iron Lung, Inc. sop Dec 2024 #4

Business is addicted to the subscription model. Raven123 Dec 2024 #6

In Economics, this is called the "Rentier" model. A type of Feudalism, actually. People "rent/subscribe" from "Owners" SharonAnn Dec 2024 #11

Well there is one... durablend Dec 2024 #34

Saw a meme the other day that said ok_cpu Dec 2024 #42

If these fucks could The Unmitigated Gall Dec 2024 #7

Nestle is finding ways to establish ownership of the water the world drinks so maybe your in2herbs Dec 2024 #9

Have you seen this? Quixote1818 Dec 2024 #23

Not this video in particular but I have been following Nestle's world wide efforts to buy water in2herbs Dec 2024 #32

Love of money! atreides1 Dec 2024 #8

This is why they want people to get very sick. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #10

And this is why governments should NEVER be run like a business William Seger Dec 2024 #13

April 2018- old news RainCaster Dec 2024 #12

Still their belief though. Boomerproud Dec 2024 #22

Do you have more current info to share? nt in2herbs Dec 2024 #33

The problem with letting the masses Farmer-Rick Dec 2024 #14

IBGYBG Nasruddin Dec 2024 #16

No cures will ever be found, Linda ladeewolf Dec 2024 #15

Case in point: The March of Dimes in the late '50s and early '60s. It was dobleremolque Dec 2024 #26

cures Old Okie Dec 2024 #18

The lesson some still seem to have not learned is that you can't take their Passages Dec 2024 #19

Is curing patients a sustainable business model? patphil Dec 2024 #21

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Those are G.O.P, "values" that Goldman Sachs is pimping BoRaGard Dec 2024 #25

More money can be made off chronically ill people Ocelot II Dec 2024 #27

But letting them die.... Mustellus Dec 2024 #28

The mission statement E. Normus Dec 2024 #29

Is frequent sharpening of the blade of the guillotine a good business model? Bo Zarts Dec 2024 #30

What else does record breaking profits and the fact that over half the nation is some prescription. or right now ... marble falls Dec 2024 #31

Maybe the wrong CEOs were targeted. Historic NY Dec 2024 #35

I can allow that thought in the face of any numbers of calls for the mass execution of Democrats and ... marble falls Dec 2024 #40

As I've said for years now... MustBeTheBooz Dec 2024 #36

From 2018 -- so where are they on pandemics? Hekate Dec 2024 #37

This isn't new. otchmoson Dec 2024 #38

fucking vampires mike_c Dec 2024 #39

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