Imposing a medical procedure on a healthy individual using a new drug with unknown proprietary ingredients, unknown long-term health consequences, and a drug-maker delaying release of product information is not about what is for the greater good.
Instead, this is a program of reckless coercion.
Treatment for the sick, not the healthy, and above all else, to “do no harm” would be a more practical approach.
Ken Ellinger
Sooke
editor@sookenewsmirror.com
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