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Health Law, Hosptical Regulation, and Doctor Regualtions

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A New Model May Help Human Beings Achieve Much Longer Health Spans
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The Population-Based Medical Model Should No Longer Be Used as An Exclusive Model in Medicine
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In this article, we will review the history of medical model development, examine the quality and reliability of medical knowledge existing when the functional approach was legally adopted by the U.S. Food and Drug and Cosmetic Act, enacted in 1938 and amended, and further indirectly promoted by U.S. patent law. This functional approach plays an important role in the formation of the population-based medical model (?the deduction model?). 

Deduction model was primarily based on reductionism and dualism. Reductionism views the entire systems in terms of their individual, constituent parts and their interactions, and dualism views mind and body as two separate entities. Every medical study....
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Why Has Population-Based Medicine Never Worked and Will Never Work?
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A study, published July 15 in The Lancet, involved nearly 27,000 people from every continent. This study explores stroke risk factors in all major regions of the world, within key populations and within stroke sub types.

The researchers looked at the proportion of strokes caused by specific risk factors to determine the extent to which eliminating each risk would reduce the impact of stroke. The researchers calculated potential reductions for eliminating other risk factors as follow:

    Physical inactivity: 36 percent
    Poor diet: 23 percent
    Obesity: 19 percent
    Smoking: 12 percent
    Heart causes: 9 percent
    Diabetes: 4 percent
    Alcohol use: 6 percent
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FLAWS IN MEDICAL SYSTEM
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We will show how the U.S. political system has influenced modern medicine and created a medical landscape that is unable to cure diseases but spread the incurable concept in the world. It impacts medicine through health care laws, tax law, medial research funding policies, rules and regulations for federal research agencies, national patent policies on medical inventions, and enforcement actions though FDA.
 
Many problems such as the unworkable practicing model and evidence-based approach are products of the political system. They are discussed here.

While we can show the nearly most medical wonders are created by people, often patients, outside of medical processions, the U.S.....
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FLAWS IN MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS
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Everyone in the world believes that functional and structure-based diagnosis approach must be the best. Our question is why diagnosis tends to diagnose a disease when it is too later to cure.

We will show that modern diagnostic approach is unworkable for the following reasons: (1) lack of diagnostic sensitivity and extremely poor resolution of all structural data, (2) low reliability due to random drawing of test samples and interference by a large number of factors in a totally open system, (3) lack of correlation between functional and structural changes and root disease cause factors, and (4) normally expected long delays (2 to 50 years).

While each one of the weaknesses is fatal,....
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FLAWED MEDICAL FOUNDATION: THE REASONS FOR THE INCURABLE ERA
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Why did medicine failure to cure any of the leading chronic diseases such obesity, cancer, vascular diseases, stroke, autoimmune diseases, lung fibrosis, liver cirrhosis, etc.

We examine the foundation of modern medicine. We show that many common law concepts were ported into the foundation of medicine without ever being validated. All of those concepts were developed long before modern sciences were known.
When the common law concepts were developed around 700 to 800, designers were not guided by relevant sciences. The designers did not understand probability, group theory, process optimization, and even the best rule like ?apple cannot be compared with orange.? They did not know how....
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