[Jim Noble]

The answer to that would be clinics with cost based on ability to pay. The care would be adequate

Lawyers.

Look, I was trained at a NYC municipal hospital that worked EXACTLY like what you are describing.

I had people's lives in my hands when I was 24 years old and working out of a book.

And, I was adequate. Maybe even a little more.

But when you put that care in front of a jury today, you are talking seven figures.

[grania]

What I'm describing in clinic care is exactly what I experienced in Boston in the late 1960s. It's the best medical care I've ever experienced.

About the lawyer situation. What if patients had to sign a waiver whenever they took a pharmaceutical? What if they were offered a second opinion, or had to sign a statement that they refused it?

Let the lawyers go after the pharmaceutical and medical supplies companies.