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If you have a complicated health issue or emergency, the legislative branch of government dictates your potential treatment.
(Most reputable practitioners will temper their recommendations based upon the professional risk involved.)
Sometimes the best doctors have poor outcome rates.
Because they are often taking on the hardest cases.
50% of doctors graduated in the bottom half of their medical school.