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Yes. This is the major problem with leaving out a public option. There is no way to control costs without one. Preventative medicine has been shown to improve p
by manbearpig 17y ago
Yes. This is the major problem with leaving out a public option. There is no way to control costs without one. Preventative medicine has been shown to improve patient outcomes but has also been shown to increase, not lower, costs.
- joe_the_user 17y agoA lot more than a public option is needed.
- paradoja 17y ago«Preventative medicine has been shown to improve patient outcomes but has also been shown to increase, not lower, costs.» [Citation needed.]