| I'm really excited for Latin America to develop their medical industry. They don't have the legacy of corruption that US medical has. This means they are open to new techniques, have lower barriers to care, and ofc lower cost. Given how many times US doctors are incorrect and are treated with multi-thousand dollar procedures... I have a fantasy of visiting multiple Latin American doctors, giving them my test results, and seeing what they think. Or maybe AI will solve this entirely, and I only need to go to Latin America for things like surgery or pharma. Whatever the case, I'm entirely over US Physicians as far as I can help it. The arrogance yet high misdiagnosis rate has pushed me into the Realist camp. There is no magic in US medical, just lots of money. Why on earth Medical is structured to have a single point of failure(The lone doctor), is mind boggling. In Engineering, we have a manager, a senior manager, a director, a plant manager, and program manager all that need to approve something that isnt even life threatening. Better hope your 1 doctor, who's a C student, legacy grad, got it right! |