Death Panel denies giving drug that could save a kids life

[zitothebrave]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2577938/Family-campaigns-seven-year-old-boy-fighting-life-drug-company-REFUSES-allow-access-life-saving-medicine.html

Thought that only happened in universal health care?

On a similar note, is there anything more pointless than the FDA?

[Krgrecw]

Death panel? Little stretch there?

The company is in a horrible place and has to make horrible decisions but it's save a few lives now or thousands later. Can't fault the company here.

[zitothebrave]

Intentional stretch. Read why some people don't want universal health care and the word death panel is extremely likely to come up.

[weso1]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2577938/Family-campaigns-seven-year-old-boy-fighting-life-drug-company-REFUSES-allow-access-life-saving-medicine.html

Thought that only happened in universal health care?



No, but it will happen more often. You care about this now?

[zitothebrave]

No, but it will happen more often. You care about this now?

I was sure the current situation was locked against this.

[weso1]

I was sure the current situation was locked against this.

Well that is something that has been remedied now hasn't it? Sorry... watching Braveheart.

[Dalyn]

What a great job.