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Kinglicious posted...

I don't think there's disagreement that there's a process out there for it that is largely fine.

It's just not done right, is likely too broad, and is misdiagnosed to a very notable degree literally in the millions.

Misdiagnosis is definitely a thing in young children. Notably with prescriptions to Ritalin in the past which can cause problems in children. There obviously has been a problem with over prescribing opiates. Over prescribing benzos. And with not properly following processes when it comes to recovering process drugs such as Suboxone and such.

I mean, are people going to try and tell me that you are supposed be on Suboxone for 10 years straight.

I don't think there is a debate that there is a ton of bad practice or even shady practice that happens in the medical field.

This doesn't really relate to Medicare for all though.

What does relate to Medicare for all is that while some will say everyone can get the help they need due to no cost limitation, it will also cause a lot of "getting the help you need due to no cost" a lot with people who don't actually need help. This drives up costs, wait times, and etc.

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