absurd having so many people dying of malpractice..

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absurd having so many people dying of malpractice..
the medicine is Brazil is better than in Germany. here if you have something they just prescribe some painkillers and tell you to come a week later to see if the symptom is still there, while in Brazil they promptly make tests to find out what's the source of the problem.
can you believe that in Germany they even tend to blame the weather for practically everything that you're feeling? it's laughable!
medicine in Germany looks like it's in the middle age sometimes.. unless it's something pretty serious and you're about to die, then they are good.
it looks like there's no preventive medicine here. and they're motto is: let's wait for it to get serious to operate. that's very sad..
http://www.noz.de/deutschland-und-welt/politik/60867135/bild-mehr-todesfaelle-durch-aerztepfusch

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