I think we'll have to agree to disagree on the first point. As a matter of principle, I don't think people should be forced to compromise on treatment choices for diseases based on socioeconomic status. Especially not when the system is so biased against the availability of fair options.
On the second one, I wish there was some hope on the horizon, but sadly it seems that the barrel still hasn't run out of stuff to scrap. Seems like Douglas Adams was right about people who want to rule.
No one is being forced to compromise on treatment, the medication is exactly the same. Epinephrine is just another name for Adrenalin, it's a naturally occurring hormone and whether you get it from an EpiPen or a different brand, it's exactly the same thing. The only difference is convenience.
but sadly it seems that the barrel still hasn't run out of stuff to scrap.
The only thing certain about this election is that, either way, it's going to be a long four years.
I think we'll have to agree to disagree on the first point. As a matter of principle, I don't think people should be forced to compromise on treatment choices for diseases based on socioeconomic status. Especially not when the system is so biased against the availability of fair options.
On the second one, I wish there was some hope on the horizon, but sadly it seems that the barrel still hasn't run out of stuff to scrap. Seems like Douglas Adams was right about people who want to rule.
No one is being forced to compromise on treatment, the medication is exactly the same. Epinephrine is just another name for Adrenalin, it's a naturally occurring hormone and whether you get it from an EpiPen or a different brand, it's exactly the same thing. The only difference is convenience.
The only thing certain about this election is that, either way, it's going to be a long four years.