I do my part by avoiding the crooks.
There was a definition of iatronic (doctor or medical system induced deaths, issues) in Wikipedia at one time that was accurate and referred to that research but I noticed that at one point it got watered down.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IatrogenesisI just looked at it again and it has been watered down again completely by a Public Relations campaigner.
Amazing that they managed to "lie it down" or "whittle it" from 225,000 per year to 44,000 to 98,000. I would love to hear the explanation for the 44 to 98 hundred thousand range. They even managed to dump that reference study.
Then they try to dump it in the laps of "psychologists, therapists, pharmacists, nurses, dentists". These guys are reprehensible.
They even say that it can be caused by alternative medicine. Yes I can well imagine that the little vial of echinicea and bilberry powder is gonna do ya in or maybe the homeopathic meds...
All the facts of the study done that damned the whole Allopathic system have vanished or watered into a pithy hardly worth reading load of garbage.
That's why I call it Wackipedia. It's not worth a pinch of you-know-what
