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LASIK Surgery: Is it Right for You? -- Dr. Linda Chous -- UHC TV (//www.uhc.tv.)

Dr. Parul Sharma - All about LASIK Surgery (Part II)

Watch Dr. Parul Sharma, the HOD and a senior eye surgeon at Max Super Speciality Hospital, New Delhi, explains that the LASIK procedure is not painful.

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A True Tale of Canadian Health Care: Why some patients need to go to the U.S. for surgery

Many advocates of health-care reform are admirers of Canada's state-run, no-opt-out, single-payer system. Indeed, in 2003, President Barack Obama voiced ...

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RedC53 commented on 21 Nov 2011

Hard to make an argument on numbers because the Candian Health care system certainly doesn't want to admit publicly that we are losing doctors. I know we have lost several over the years and the city is about 100,000 size. Maybe more telling though is that if you check many of the richer Candians including some leading politicians have gone south for medical care. Chretien, Mulroney and Williams to name 3. Our system is not sustainable and I can say that because I grew up in premedicare Canada.

MadHabber93 commented on 19 Jan 2012

@Liberty He paints a very biased report particularly on Canadian healthcare, cherry picking stories, using highly biased opinions from Sally Pipes & Dr. David Gratzer. He paints with a broad brush based on extremely misleading information. He also is hypothesizing that a 100% true market will magically bring the costs of all healthcare down. He doesn't mention that, even if costs dropped by half in the U.S., millions could still not afford it. Half of REALLY expensive is still REALLY EXPENSIVE.

jvrdlc commented on 28 Dec 2011

Canadian healthcare is a straight BS. They brag it to the sky how great it is lol I was in a hospital in Canada Ottawa with a friend and fuckk you have to bring your blankets and pillow and an alarm bc you van stay in the waiting room for HRS! its horrible. Then u go in and get w a suprised that the doctor doesn't give a fuck about you. And the last 4 times I went they told her they dunno wut it is. She went once to get a puffer, inhaler and it took us 5hrs. The system sucks. I mean canadians k

jvrdlc commented on 28 Dec 2011

I mean canadians know, they shouldn't brag about it. I have insurance and here u don't wait, and te doctors here are efficients. Do you know that moat of the Canadian doctors work in the US as well? We paid more rather than having a fix paid from the gov of Canada. Ofcourse there's ppl here who can't afford to have a healthcare but that's why we have 3rd party systems for ppl w low resources to get insurance, rather have that and get help than dying in a waiting room and have a "dunno" answer.

AUSTRALIA IS IN MY HEART FOREVER commented on 19 Jul 2013

Australian & New Zealand system model RULES! All Lifesaving treatment is free If you can't afford treatment, you pay over time with no interest We have government surgury and a variety of private hospitals Guaranteed life saving treatment, treatment even if you cannot afford it Private businesses and job opportunities STILL flourish with LOWER Taxes We even have entertainers and holiday camps run by charities and private organisations & Volunteers! Working Class can afford private hospitals :D

mary sunshine commented on 20 Sep 2013

This video is propaganda. The reason she was treated well she because someone PAID an enormous amount of money for her. Want a good healthcare system then regulate it with laws that assure that a maximum bedside RN+LPN/CNA ratio is 5/1, ER 4/1, ICU 1/1. Pay doctors well & assure that they turn out as specialists, b/c nurse practitioners are generalists. Criminalize doctors/nurses getting kickbacks for prescribing or advocating new drugs. No pharmaceutical reps. Keep all financial info PRIVATE!

kokanee2010a commented on 18 Nov 2011

@RustyIronloins actually I have never paid more than $1200.00 a year for healthcare and sometimes even less , unless you are adding the payments that your employer is paying to the government. Your numbers seem to be a huge exaggeration. That sounds more like you are paying for a family of 4 or 5 if that is how much is taken off of your paycheque. I also see that madhabber was trolling you , he came back to try and troll me too . madhabber actually scrubs toilets and washes floors at Pfizer.

mary sunshine commented on 20 Sep 2013

The US attitude towards it's patients that has staff despise poor patients. This woman is an absolute NON-EXAMPLE of the true nature of the US healthcare system. If you are poor you will NOT get treated like a queen. You will be treated by doctors & nurses who want you OUT of their ER, even if you blood test show you should be hospitalize b/c they want you to go home & die. Taxes need to go in for universal healthcare in the US. Doctors payed NO kickbacks. 4/1 RN+1CNA patient ratio bedside.

MadHabber93 commented on 20 Jan 2012

@LibertyDownUnder That's true. But it still costs as low as a grand for a 30 second procedure (lasik, had it done). But again, Millions can't afford that luxury procedure that has no bearing on one's longetivity. Plastic surgery still costs thousands upon thousands of dollars. You can tell who all the regular, average people are. They are all ugly because they can't afford it. Do you really want a system where only the above average income earners can afford life saving or altering surgery?

MadHabber93 commented on 19 Jan 2012

@LibertyDownUnder The fact is, we don't wait for urgent or semi-urgent care. My colleague waited no time for her MRI when her achillies heel ruptured. Our friends 19 year old daughter had 2 MRI's the same day when showing signs of stroke. Why didn't Stossel use them in his biased report? Why aren't we discussing my city of London, Ontario where I waited 10 days, or my sister 14 days? Why not ask the question, if they get these wait times in Ontario under a public system, why can't Victoria?

kokanee2010a commented on 18 Nov 2011

@MadHabber93 I have only seen one year that more doctors have come back to canada than graduates going to the usa. That was 2010 , you have dismissed the 80's all together , but yes that was when we were first noticing the slow trickle of doctors going to the usa. I wont be responding to any more of your posts , you have contradicted yourself too many times and you can't spell so I don't think I am dealing with an educated person . read your own posts and not just the ones to me on here

MadHabber93 commented on 19 Jan 2012

@LibertyDownUnder Your comparing car service to healthcare? And yes, just ignore poll after poll after poll showing STRONG support to our system. Don't squabble over statistics, yet you choose to list the extreme wait times for less than 5 % of the populaiton vs. the averages for non-urgent care? And do you mean improve the availability to those that want to jump the que based on their ability to pay vs. their need of care? In Canada, we value equal access based on need not wallet size.

MadHabber93 commented on 19 Jan 2012

@Liberty Again, comparing apples to oranges makes no sense. We are also short on radiographers across the country. So MRI's aren't the issue, running them is. More of them won't matter if you don't have the qualified people to run them. If you are in demand, where do you go? Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Montreal, etc. or isolate yourself in Victoria? There are other issues than just cost of an MRI. Again, I waited 10 days, in a province of low wait times, but let's talk about Victoria?

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