5. So in the end, every medical device becomes ridiculously expensive, get produced slower, and all the while the result is a set of products that are no safer than noraml

(((FDA)))

6. This is perpetuated because medical device companies get unlimited free money no matter what because of obamacare and socialized insurance

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7. Healthcare is like 25% of US GDP
http://greenplug.nu/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/US-Budget-Total-spending-Breakdown.jpg

Interesting...

so basically the FDA is the biggest way that the (((system))) perpetuates its control

because "you wouldn't want UNREGULATED HEALTHCARE, would you?"

they keep it going forever

and collect hilarious amounts of money for no reason

Thanks for sharing that, I never knew how fucked things were when it came to the medicine question

well that's just medical research

actual medicine at hospitals is different

Yeah, but when it comes to inventing new cures for shit and stuff

with the whole "hello my name is Pablo Sanche- I MEAN, my name is George Wallace, please give me free healthcare"

"Okay goodbye see you never lol"

I suppose with this knowledge, those memes saying "They already know the cure for cancer but are holding it back to cull the population" is less funny and more deebly goncerning

http://static2.businessinsider.com/image/4d775519ccd1d57115010000/chart.gif

http://www.ncpa.org/images/2091.jpg

@Accipiter the cure for cancer is killing the cells

everyone knows how to cure cancer

you kill the tumor

it's just a question of ways to kill the cancer

>Oy vey, we'll fight cancer and find the way to cure it for good, gib moneys pl0x

for instance there are TONS of ways of getting poisons to cancer cells reliably

lel, Cosmetic prices goes down meanwhile real medicines are fucked.

but they're still in FDA approval stage after like 10 years

Oh gawd!

I know of like 25 labs right now that are doing cancer research

and finding ways of delivering poisons to cancer cells

Gotta make sure that it's safe, sure it may take a decade but better safe than sorry right goy? OOoh sorry, champ... We denied it, better luck next time

and they submit to FDA and then find another and submit and do it over and over

because they're all going to be rejected

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@Accipiter and like I said, it's still not enough

their "regulation" assumes good manufacturing practices which is never the case because half of the things we make are assembled in a good place, but the pieces are from china

plastics that leach, aluminum with lead in it, bolts that were not annealed so they're brittle

etc

Around Chinks, screw tight your links

I remember one case study of one of those heated cribs for newlyborns
And it passed FDA approval

but when they were plugged in, the crib got so hot it melted the plastic and baked the baby

it was because the components weren't made correctly

even though the device itself was up to snuff

and where do you think the components came from