Each diagnosis of cancer is (on average) worth somewhere between $300,000 and $500,000 to the medical industry. More than half of this money goes to the drug companies. Due to lobbying and other incentives, it’s no secret that both the… [read]
In the United States the cost of treating cancer has doubled within the last 20 years. But according to a new study, the rising cost of cancer treatments is not the reason. The study shows that cancer accounts for only… [read]
Many have blogged about the New Jersey mother who lost her parental rights for refusing a C-section and acting erratically during labor. What is unclear is whether she refused to sign permission for a C-section in the event one was… [read]
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