Medicine: The Death of a Profession

[Greg Fasolt]

Leonard Peikoff describes how government intervention in medicine is leading to the eventual unavailability of competent medical care in America. This talk was delivered at the Ford Hall Forum on April 14,
1985.

View video here.

A print version of this talk is also available.

[Wendy Brown]

Thank you for posting this! We should all watch it! (Blew me away!)
Who would have imagined that this would be a Friday Night Movie of choice!?
BTW. He established credibility with me immediately by exactly describing the life of a (now old fashioned) physician. A GP's life has much more disruption.
Later, he discusses the faulty thinking permiating the profession. He is absolutely on target about this and much, much more.

[Greg Fasolt]

Peikoff (http://www.peikoff.com/) is also the author of "Ominous Parallels," one of the most significant books I've read. The book identifies the underlying force that resulted in the rise of the Nazis in Germany and justified -- even demanded -- their actions. As the title suggests, there are chilling and ever increasing parallels in our own society.