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Because there aren’t any systematic perverse incentives baked into US healthcare or anything.

Like, say, many if not most preventive measures being unreimbursible while treatment (especially Stone Age chemo protocols) are reimbursed at profitable rates.

Nope, it’s those fucking physicians greedily trying to gut medicine. Like so:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/26/health/private-equity-der...

Oh, whoops, my bad, it’s the usual malevolent actors and their stooges.

Yes there are shitty doctors (I’ve worked with plenty). However, I would propose that the majority of the rot in the US system is structural. Socialized or properly regulated private systems do not have these scale of problems.

Last but not least, I’m guessing you haven’t added up the cost of running a Snyderome per person. It’s not sustainable on a large scale at current prices. That is why cruder methods of risk stratification that cost less are the norm.