[Darksheare]

Uh.. like they did to Alphie Evans?

[RetiredTexasVet]

I didn’t see abortions on the list .... talk about unnecessary!

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[Darksheare]

And note how they didn’t autopsy Alphie after murdering him.
That’s because they sold off his organs already.

The British NHS, really good at seeing you as their financial assets to be parted out.

[the_daug]

Gender transition is considered necessary!

[stormhill]

I'm so glad.
Don't you hate it when you go in for a routine checkup and the doctor insists on installing a pacemaker? Those unnecessary treatments are a drag.

Next step is to reduce treatments on unnecessary people. Granted it can be a hard sell; especially on them pesky pro-lifers, but think on all the money we'll save.

[Lurker]

Who decides what is unnecessary?

Oh yea, the government. Which, if one thinks things all the way through, means that the government gets to decide if YOU are necessary.

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[Trillian]

Hitler would be jealous.

[Steely Tom]

Britain’s health service to reduce ‘unnecessary’ treatments patients.

[MtnClimber]

When the government decides most treatments are unnecessary then they get to keep all of the money collected. A pretty good scam to play if you are in government. If you are not in government, you will have to escape and pay on your own for what you already paid insurance for.

[mewzilla]

Complete list at this link...

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jun/29/nhs-wields-the-axe-on-17-unnecessary-procedures

[a fool in paradise]

Do trannies still get free boob-jobs, plastic surgery on their faces, and hormones?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

A sane nation wouldn’t have drive-by acid attacks in the Capitol city. So treating those wouldn’t be necessary if they threw out all the known culprits screaming allah fukbar.

[mass55th]

I have to laugh at this article because in the UK, they're celebrating the 70th anniversary of the NHS, and have aired several programs dedicated to its work. For example, one such program is titled: "Celebrities on the NHS Frontline", another titled: "How the NHS Changed Our World", and also: "The NHS: To Provide All People".

I couldn't bring myself to download any of the torrent files to watch them, but they don't provide health care to all people do they? What a bunch of malarkey.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Less health, more euthanasia.

Socialism at work.

[Ronaldus Magnus III]

First, they banned the ‘unnecessary’ treatments, and I said nothing since I did not need any treatments.

Then, they banned necessary treatments that were deemed excessive, and I said nothing as I still did not need any treatments.

Finally, they banned all treatments for those over a certain age, so when I need a treatment it will not be there.

As a matter of fact, the socialist Republic of England already uses a ‘formula’ to determine just how much ‘treatment’ the elderly can receive. If you no longer are able to contribute enough to the communal whole, most treatments are today deemed ‘unnecessary.’

And Ezekiel Emmanuel has openly stated that in the USA anyone over the age of 75 should just end their lives as ‘they have already lived long enough.’
Just lovely.

Creepozoids All.

[KarlInOhio]

Any treatment which merely delays death is unnecessary. And when you get right down to it, all medicine is about delaying death.

[CurlyDave]

One of the things being discontinued:

Grommets for glue ear

Now what is glue ear, and what does a grommet do for it?

[trebb]

On the way to, “Take an aspirin and have your next of kin notify us after you’re dead...”

[GailA]

Who judges what is an unnecessary condition? When my niece was a 5 month old she developed a fever, parents tried usual OTC products, didn’t work, took her to ER, told it was just an Ear Infection no treatment just continue OTC stuff. Her grandmother insisted on different ER, turns out she had Spinal Meningitis. 10 days in the Hospital and nearly died.