what do you guys think about the future of medicine on the continent? i thought i'd start a new thread and this was the only topic (after 20 seconds of pondering) worth writing about that i could come up with.
i look at third world countries as being able to fit into one of two groups, the underdeveloped and the developing. i make this distinction based on whether or not the country is making significant growth economically and in this case in the area of medicine.
right now it seems that a lot of nations (on the continent) are content with being medically underdeveloped. it is not uncommon for people to be flown off the continent to europe (england, france, germany) or to the US to receive medical care that they should be able to receive at home.
so if you could do something about the current situation, what would it be?
i look at third world countries as being able to fit into one of two groups, the underdeveloped and the developing. i make this distinction based on whether or not the country is making significant growth economically and in this case in the area of medicine.
right now it seems that a lot of nations (on the continent) are content with being medically underdeveloped. it is not uncommon for people to be flown off the continent to europe (england, france, germany) or to the US to receive medical care that they should be able to receive at home.
so if you could do something about the current situation, what would it be?