AmNote on Jews and Medicine: Another Jew Scam At one time, the practice of medicine was a noble profession and was marked by a vow of near poverty. How times have changed! With the advent of medical insurance paid by employers, the whole profession of being a doctor changed into him become a scam artist. With the promise of a lucrative career, the practice of medicine has drawn Jews into it, who are only interested in making big money and boasting their egos. Whenever a Jew is involve in anything, it becomes an opportunity for "white collar" crime. Jews don't become doctors, because they want to heal the sick; Jews become doctors, because they want to heal their wallets. Jews become doctors so they get in on the medical scams. For example, diagnostic testing is supposed to be used to test the patient for disease, not for generating additional income for doctors. However, in order for testing laboratories to bring business in house, they offer kickbacks of 35 to 40 percent on the testing a doctor send them. The more tests the doctor has the laboratory perform, the more tax-free income the doctor gets. Overbilling Medicare and medical insurance companies is another scam the Jews have introduced into the medical profession. Medical fraud; how sweet it is for your kindly old Jew doctor. So when a Jew doctor tell you to drop your pants, it's so he can grab your wallet. Jew doctors think they can do anything they want.
The people who least should be doctors, the arrogant and self-serving Jews with their numerous personal problems, seem to be the ones that become doctors. It is interesting to note that the most impacted medical speciality is radiology with 70 percent of medical students choosing it as their first choice. Why? Because radiologist have minimal personal contact with patients. Up to 98,000 patients die each year, because of doctor error and because doctors don't care enough to fill-out a prescription in legible handwriting. If 98,000 patients are killed each year, how many are seriously injured? Ten times as many? And how many patients are intentional killed or injured in retaliation by arrogant doctors each year? "First, do no harm" has little meaning for a Jew doctor, like other conventions of society that have no meaning for Jews, since Jews live under "Jewish Law", which means Jews are entitled to do any rotten thing they want because they're Jews.
For example, take the Jewish obstetrician, Allan Zarkin, who carved his initials into the abdomen of a woman patient, because he was proud of the great job he did with her cesarean section and wanted to sign it. Why isn't he in jail? His defense was that a little-known frontal-lobe disorder, called Pick's disease, which is like Alzheimer's, had robbed him of his judgment. The condition was diagnosed after he had carved up Mrs. Gedz. Jews seem to suffer from a lot of inherited mental diseases that rob them of conscience, which explains their arrogance, lack of scruples, and cruelty. And to think, these are the people you are entrusting your very lives to. How can anyone trust Jews that think that they're better than their patients, and who takes every opportunity to prove that they are not. The best advice is to stay away from Jew doctors unless you want to be sucked into their dark, sick world!
All at once Jews are intelligent and insane, and that is what makes them dangerous. Jews are smart enough to work their way into position of authority, power, and trust, such as doctors, yet they don't have the mental capacity of judgement to know right from wrong nor understand the consequences of their actions, because schizophrenia and other mental diseases rob Jews of their mental stability and sense of conscience. Jewish doctors as a group have the highest rate of sexual abuse complaints filed against them by female patients. For example, Dr. Harold Bloomfield, a Del Mar, California psychiatrist and author, drugged seven women and sexually assaulted three of them. Jews have the highest rate of sexual deviate behavior in the general population as well, including the performance of perverted sex acts.
Beware when you walk into a doctor's office, because, not only are you physical and emotional vulnerable, the U.S. government also views doctors as more important than patients. That is why the information in National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), that keeps a record of doctors' malpractice and medical misconduct, can only be viewed by hospital medical boards and similar health care providers. Doctors can check on themselves, but not other doctors. Patients are total shut out, though their taxes pay for the bad doctor information contained in the data bank. It is unfortunately that the government considers doctors a special class of citizen and patients as second class citizens. American medicine has become less science and healing, and more political gamesmanship dominated by big money and social power!
Obviously, doctors are not up to the task of monitoring and disciplining other doctors, and so the system must be changed. Instead, have citizens/patients discipline doctors, much like a jury trial with doctors only participating as witness, a trial in which a doctor could face jail time for criminal misconduct and lose his license to practice medicine, forever. A system of medical discipline that favors the patient should get an arrogant Jew doctor's attention. Don't buy into the pleasing illusion of trustworthiness generated by the media about doctor. Doctors don't deserve it, though they charge like they do! Don't let the title of "doctor" deceive you—a Jew by any other name is still a Jew. Choose a doctor that has a stake in you, your best interests, and the American society, and not a Jew doctor that is only interested in your money, his ego, and his own Jewness. You have a right and obligation to protect yourself, your family, and your children from the Jews!
 Medical 'Marketing' At Public Expense —The Los Angeles Times
Federal prosecutors are calling it the biggest medical fraud case in U.S. history. National Health Laboratories, one of the nation's largest health-testing< companies, agreed to refund $110 million to government health-insurance programs, plus another $1 million in fines. A top official of the La Jolla-based firm pleaded guilty to submitting false claims to Medicare, Medicaid and the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the United Services plan for military defendants. And prosecutors warn that the fraudulent scheme -- which involved tacking on unnecessary blood tests to other blood tests ordered by doctors -- is far from uncommon. U.S. Atty. William Braniff said that the fraudulent practices used by National Health Laboratories are widespread and that other labs are also under investigation. Deceitful practices in medicine may account for anything from $20 billion to $75 billion of the nation's health-care bill each year. The General Accounting Office leans toward the higher figure, suggesting that fraud could eat up a full 10% of the nation's $800-billion health-care budget. (That's on top of the $200 billion that Consumer Reports estimates is wasted each year in administration and superfluous medical care.) "Health-care costs are unquestionably one of the most uncontrollable items in our economy," said Braniff. "Marketing schemes like the one exposed (at National Health Laboratories) are a primary reason for these escalating costs." [click here to continue]
Lab Fined A Record $ 119M For Med Scam —The Boston Herald
In the largest federal medical fraud settlement ever, the federal government will collect $ 119 million from a medical testing company formerly based in Needham that has admitted to overbilling Medicare and Medicaid, officials said. Damon Clinical Labs was doubling and tripling up on unnecessary blood tests and overcharged taxpayers nearly $ 40 million before it was bought by New York-based giant Corning Clinical Laboratories, officials said. But it was Corning and its stockholders that took the financial hit yesterday - the $ 34 million criminal portion of the fine is not tax-deductible. Officials from several federal agencies praised the settlement as hard-hitting in both its severity and scope. "We recovered three dollars for every dollar stolen from the government - that's never been done before in a big-bucks case," Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Loucks said. "This sends the message that the government is focusing on this conduct with a vigor and enthusiasm that we have not seen in recent years," FBI white collar crime supervisor John C. Eckenrode said. "It reflects the resources and funding the FBI is putting forth to go after this activity." [click here to continue]
U.S. Subpoenas Blood-Test Files In New Health Care Fraud Inquiry —The New York Times
In a rapidly widening effort to root out health care fraud, Federal officials have subpoenaed Medicare and Medicaid billing records of at least five of the country's largest medical laboratory companies. Although no charges have been brought against the companies, the investigation of the $32-billion-a-year blood-testing industry is the latest of several inquiries by law-enforcement agencies. Federal officials have said that medical fraud may account for $80 billion to $100 billion of the more than $900 billion that Americans will spend on health care this year. [click here to continue]
Second Opinion; Make No Mistake, Health Care Needs Overhaul —The Washington Post
He walks into the same-day surgery center, a 60-year-old man about to have a hernia repair operation. "I was scared to death," he recalls. That day he is stripped down to anonymity except for an identification bracelet on his wrist and put on a gurney. Then he waits for all the things that can go wrong. He knows things can go wrong because he is a hospital insider. He runs Kaiser Permanente, the largest nonprofit health plan in the United States with about 300 programs in 11 states and 10,000 doctors nationwide. He is also a physician and serves on the Institute of Medicine committee that is studying how medical errors occur in the nation's hospitals. He knows the statistics. It is estimated that as many as 98,000 Americans die every year from medical mistakes.He knows about the cascade of errors that can get started with one small mistake--the wrong drug dosage, for example. He knows about the near-misses--the potentially catastrophic mistakes that are caught in about 5 percent of patients. And of course, there are the big ones that make headlines, such as amputating the wrong foot or giving out fatal doses of chemotherapy. [click here to continue]
Doctor's Orders: First, Do No Harm. Next, Get No Sleep —The Washington Post
If, like the rest of us weak-kneed, blood-fearing folk, you like to think of medicine as some foolproof procedure practiced by omniscient and infallible doctors, then by all means do not watch ABC's documentary "Hopkins 24/7," which debuts tonight. The unprecedented six-part series on behind-the-scenes life at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore offers a number of blunt truths you may not want to see up close. Like the revelation that doctors are sometimes utterly exhausted as they're treating you. In the face of medical horrors, they cycle between sympathy, disgust and utter numbness. After shifts, they sometimes toss back a few beers and joke about body parts. And occasionally, patients die on them and they don't know why. Most of all, the lesson this documentary offers is that the science of medicine is often not a science at all, but a game of luck, timing, and trial and error. There are no cure-alls and no guarantees. Perversely, this may make you grateful--for the times that modern medicine succeeds, for the very human doctors who take on almost godlike duties. [click here to continue]
Women Say Doctor Laced Drinks With Drugs —San Diego Union-Tribune
One patient said she was given a glass of lemonade laced with drugs before she was propositioned. A woman said she was left immobilized on a bed, stripped and fondled after drinking a strange green liquid. Those are among the allegations that led sheriff's detectives to search the home of Dr. Harold Bloomfield, a Del Mar psychiatrist and best-selling self-help author accused of drugging seven women and sexually assaulting three of them, according to court records. Bloomfield, 57, was arrested at his Del Mar home Wednesday morning and booked into the Vista jail. Bail was set at $500,000. Bloomfield was scheduled to be arraigned in a Vista courtroom this afternoon, the District Attorney's Office said. Among the items found in Bloomfield's home during the Wednesday search were stimulants, anti-depressants and sleeping pills, according to court documents. [click here to continue]
Low Marks, Doctor —The Nelson Mail
One of life's nagging little mysteries is the human urge to sign things just because they are there. With letters, paintings and the like it's logical, acceptable and in most cases, necessary. With natural features like roadside embankments of soft stone, or publicly-funded outdoor furniture, it's illogical, unacceptable and in every case, unnecessary. Yet the members of the ''Kilroy was here'' brigade go on their mindless way, carving, burning, spraying and scratching their progress across the world. Thankfully, a new and more sympathetic environmental consciousness suggests that such vandalism is slowly dying out, at least when it comes to tree-trunks and roadsides, even as the graffiti artists of the cities gain strength and, sometimes, acceptance. Members of the younger generation seem more intent on disfiguring themselves with tattoos, body piercing and even firebrands than on leaving their mark upon the landscape. Where many of the early visitors to the Ngarua Caves on Takaka Hill found it necessary to scribble their names on stalactites and stalagmites, to be gradually preserved in transparent limestone, today's tourists are content to look. Not everyone has got over the urge to record their presence, though, and the most recent example is one of the most bizarre. It is the case of 61-year-old New York obstetrician Allan Zarkin, who is being sued for $ 10 million and faces up to 25 years in prison after admitting that he carved his initials onto a woman's lower abdomen. Last September, just after delivering Liana Gedz's healthy baby by caesarean section, Zarkin picked up his scalpel and committed the sort of crime that figures in the nightmares of people who allow doctors to sedate them, but that is seldom heard of in true life. [click here to continue]
The Thin Line Between Insanity And Creative Genius —The Independent (London)
Like most announcements and unveilings in the field of genetics, the news that a schizophrenia gene has been identified by scientists needs to be treated with some caution. Imagine a headline reading "Caster sugar identified as causing meringues", and you will have a passable model for how much is often left out in the attempt to compress scientific complexity into a newspaper headline. Nevertheless, the identification by German researchers of a gene implicated in inherited schizophrenia is clearly another step towards a fuller understanding of a disease - another step towards the notional goal of cure or prevention. A clear enough step, anyway, to alarm those for whom the notion of genetic control over human biology has a dark shadow and for whom the notion of "cure" is a decidedly ambiguous one. On Radio 4's Today programme yesterday, Gwynneth Hemmings, of the Schizophrenia Association, warned against simplistic notions that we could eradicate schizophrenia by antenatal screening, for instance. And later this month the biochemist David Horrobin, the association's president, will publish The Madness of Adam and Eve: how schizophrenia shaped humanity, a work that argues that the disease is intimately, even inseparably, linked to the development of human culture. The same mutation that triggered the ascent of man, Horrobin suggests, is responsible for the descent of individual men and women into madness. The emergence of this particular twist of our DNA signalled the divergence "between our large-brained, possibly pleasant, but unimaginative ancestors and the restless, creative creatures that we are today". [click here to continue]
Distribution Of Treated Mental Illness In The Neighborhoods Of Jerusalem —The American Journal Of Psychiatry
The authors compared the rates of treated mental illness among ethnically advantaged Ashkenazic Jews and ethnically disadvantaged Sephardic Jews in four areas of Jerusalem defined by socioeconomic status. They found that the rates of illness were higher in areas of lower socioeconomic status, that the Ashkenazim had higher rates of illness than the Sephardim in the areas of lower status, and that there was a comparatively high rate of illness among the Ashkenazim in the very religious Jewish neighborhoods. They interpret these findings on the basis
of the theories of social causation and social selection, including genetic transmission. [click here to continue]
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