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From: I.P. Freely on 6 Dec 2007 22:51 Leonard Evens wrote: > > I find it highly unlikely that the experts who do research in medical > oncology, such as Eisenberg at Johns Hopkins, are unaware of Leibowitz's > claims or that they are just doing what they learned in medical school. > > I think it is much more likely that they are aware of his claims, but > for whatever reasons, they don't believe them. Perhaps they are wrong, > but then again maybe they have good reasons for ignoring him. (Whole PAGES or repetition snipped from Leonard's post) (U.S.) hospitals and physicians cannot use new technology or protocols until they are tested, proven, and approved. Leibowitz's work satisfies none of these steps. I.P.
From: Bert on 7 Dec 2007 12:10 I.P. Wrote > (U.S.) hospitals and physicians cannot use new technology or protocols > until they are tested, proven, and approved. Leibowitz's work satisfies > none of these steps. > > I.P. There is a lot of latitude about what hospitals and physcians can do. I think it is more of a question of what they choose to do. Whether medicare or insurance pays for non standard treatment or off-label use of medications might be an issue. But, as far as I know, what Leibowitz is doing, any physcian could do. Bert
From: I.P. Freely on 7 Dec 2007 16:08
Bert wrote: > > I.P. Wrote >> (U.S.) hospitals and physicians cannot use new technology or protocols >> until they are tested, proven, and approved. Leibowitz's work >> satisfies none of these steps. >> >> I.P. > > There is a lot of latitude about what hospitals and physcians can do. I > think it is more of a question of what they choose to do. Whether > medicare or insurance pays for non standard treatment or off-label use > of medications might be an issue. But, as far as I know, what Leibowitz > is doing, any physcian could do. > Sure ... until her insurance underwriter drops her. My onc cannot treat his VA pts outside government-approved protocols. I.P. |