work against them. but we need more made and drug companies don t have incentives to make more antibiotics because they re not big profit makers. we need a push there and we need incentives for drug makers to make the kind of antibiotics that will get rid of something like cre without causing the side effects of the antibiotics we have. i m not telling the patients to go to the hospital and say what about this superbug because it s still pretty rare. it s more of a wake-up call than it s an emerging problem we have to anyone in the bud. i guess what i m asking though, as you head to the hospital and you realize that all of these unknown, unknown risks that as patients we have no idea about, as a doctor you do. anything you can ask your doctor, anything you can talk about before you have one of these procedures or do you have to trust that they re disinfecting these scopes in the right way they should be? hear my points on this. ask if your scope has been properly disinfected, absol
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hack is their motto, which is sort of the idea that there should be something somewhat illicit about what you do. turns out that they have all kind of information. we knew that. because people have voluntarily surrendered it. i m at least at creeped out by commercial companies knowing everything there is to know about my habits, my buying habits, everything else and much more about people who actually use facebook and twitter as i am by the government having it. they have a profit incentive. isn t that why you see in the polling at least that people are not as upset and offended. very vocal groups are, but not majorities of americans are as upset about this as they might otherwise be if they weren t already acclimated to the profit makers, corporate america having all this data. yeah. there s been this gigantic surrender of privacy. voluntary. it s not voluntary. they re coming in secretly and taking that information.
in the history of the world. while the elderly are expected to give up medicare these world record profit makers who don t need incentives are taking handouts from the same people who are suffering from the great recession. senator wyden would you refer to it as corporate welfare? รง i certainly would say if ty told us five years ago they didn t need the subsidies, we again were just talking about the majors and you look at the reality today where even if you adjust for inflation they re doing better than in 2005 when they said they didn t need the subsidies. their argue middle school don t pass the smell test. for example today we were told they didn t have any opportunities for exploration. you re from north dakota. you re seeing what they re doing in north dakota, in texas. shale is showing tremendous potential. so their arguments just don t
in the history of the world. while the elderly are expected to give up medicare these world record profit makers who don t need incentives are taking handouts from the same people who are suffering from the great recession. senator wyden would you refer to it as corporate welfare? i certainly would say if they told us five years ago they didn t need the subsidies, we again were just talking about the majors and you look at the reality today where even if you adjust for inflation they re doing better than in 2005 when they said they didn t need the subsidies. their argue middle school don t their arguments don t pass the smell test. for example today we were told they didn t have any opportunities for exploration. you re from north dakota. you re seeing what they re doing in north dakota, in texas.