The political heunhada of medical corruption in America is deeply entrenched with exorbitantly expensive and overly technical diagnostics, unnecessary and unskilled surgical procedures, and unhealthful regimens of artificial drugs.

Come on. We're not doing any advanced brain surgery in the back of an ambulance out in the backwoods or at a filthy backwater town hospital. All the kids are duly vaccinated, that's for damn sure, but nobody's got the advanced medical degrees from good schools to do that brain stuff around here, so don't even get started with that stuff.

That frat boy doctor went to medical school and his brother who went to law school is johnny on the spot to offer you "help" if you feel wronged by all the mediocre butchery and drugging.

We don't want to reject good doctors or good lawyers if they really are any good, but this isn't really a place for second chances for overeducated criminally insane felons going to court to seize guns from law-abiding mentally competent citizens either.

27-Year-Old Demands MRI, Told He Has ‘Days to Live’ After Doctors Dismissed Brain Tumor Symptoms for 10 Years

Royal Gwent Hospital Treated 21 People With Unsterilized Surgical Instruments, Patients May Be Infected

At Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport, Wales, 21 patients were treated with improperly sterilized instruments. Patients were informed three weeks later and are undergoing precautionary tests for blood-borne infections including HIV and hepatitis., Health News News, Health and Me

Health and MeIshita Roy

The 10 States With the Dirtiest Hospitals in America, Ranked

Hospitals are supposed to heal you, not give you MRSA. Sadly, some states don’t seem to give a s—t about basic hygiene.

VICEAshley Fike

Medicine: Dirty Hospitals?

Why do surgeons continue to perform unnecessary surgery? - PMC

NCBI home page✉Corresponding author.

5 Common Unnecessary Surgeries - Grover Lewis Johnson

The majority of unnecessary surgeries are performed out of incompetence, inexperience, misdiagnosis, or greed.

Grover Lewis Johnsongroverlawgroup

(Where Jewish lawyers — or at any rate lawyers trained in Old Testament Jewish law — lie by omission.)

Fundamental Ethical Issues in Unnecessary Procedures

Academy ethics guidelines on unnecessary procedures. Comprehensive overview including: case studies, ethics statements, articles, and additional resources.

American Academy of Ophthalmology

(That eye-for-an-eye Jewish legal conscience.)

Why Hospitals Are Incentivized to Recommend Unnecessary Surgeries

Every year, millions of Americans undergo surgery when they probably don’t need to.

Academy of Management TodayNick Keppler

5 Dangers of Unnecessary Surgery | Carrum Health

Unnecessary surgery cost billions and put patients at risk. Learn why they happen, their impact, and how to make smarter healthcare decisions.

Carrum HealthAbby Wolfe

Exploring unnecessary invasive procedures in the United States: a retrospective mixed-methods analysis of cases from 2008-2016 - PMC

Unnecessary invasive procedures risk harming patients physically, emotionally, and financially. Very little is known about the factors that provide the motive, means, and opportunity (MMO) for unnecessary procedures. This project used a…

NCBI home page✉Corresponding author.

Report finds unnecessary surgeries plague many thousands each year | The Law Offices of Gismondi & Associates | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

A report found that a significant number of surgeries performed each year are not medically justified.

The Law Offices of Gismondi & Associates

Understanding Unnecessary Surgery and Your Legal Rights

Learn how unnecessary surgery happens, your legal options, and how Simeone & Miller, LLP can help protect your rights. Contact us for a free consultation.

Simeone & Miller, LLP

Combating The Growing Rate Of Unnecessary Surgeries

Unapproved Drugs

Unapproved prescription drugs pose significant risks to patients because they have not been reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.

FDACenter for Drug Evaluation and Research

Polypharmacy - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf

The term polypharmacy was used over one and a half centuries ago to refer to issues related to multiple-drug consumption and excessive use of drugs. Since then, it has evolved with different meanings and situations, including but not limited to “unnecessary drug use” and “medication use without indication.” Based on the review of current data, the use of 5 or more medications is an acceptable definition of polypharmacy. This cut-off point of 5 drugs is associated with the risk of adverse outcomes such as falls, frailty, disability, and mortality in older adults.[1]

NIH NLM LogoDona Varghese

Prescribing unnecessary medication

A 69-year-old woman came to her family physician for hip pain

“Unnecessary” Medications: The Never-Ending Pandemic

Do You Really Need All of Those Medications?

If you are taking multiple medications, it’s important to keep your doctors up to date. The more medicines you take, the greater the chance a negative drug interaction will cause an adverse effect.

Yale MedicineKATHY KATELLA

Inappropriate prescribing

Medication overload and older Americans - Lown Institute

The drive to prescribe will contribute to the premature deaths of 150,000 older Americans in the next decade.

Lown Institute