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By: Healthcare, Rights, and Human Rights. : The Public Philosopher

Healthcare, Rights, and Human Rights. : The Public Philosopher — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 13:44:24 +0000

[...] As Sam pointed out, Jonah Goldberg at the National Review argues that healthcare is not a ”right.” He says that under Obama’s plan: …an official body – staffed with government doctors, actuaries, economists, and other experts – will determine which health-care treatments, procedures, and remedies are cost-effective and which are not. Then it will decide which ones will get paid for and which won’t. Would a 70-year-old woman be able to get a hip replacement, or would that not be considered a wise allocation of resources? Would a 50-year-old man not be permitted an expensive test his doctor wants if the rules say the cheaper, less-thorough one is sufficient? [...]