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To bring about improvement, Buer advocates for a radical rethink of the health insurance model. He calls for an emphasis on preventative care and patient autonomy, arguing that it should not solely be the wealthy who can afford comprehensive blood work or genome mapping. Instead, every individual deserves the right to access quality healthcare, diagnostic testing, and personalized treatment options.
As discussions surrounding potential reforms heat up again in light of Thompson's murder, it becomes essential to keep the ball rolling. We must ask tough questions, challenge the status quo, and seek better solutions that can rectify the system. The broader implications of these discussions could serve as a wake-up call to those in power, steering meaningful reform within the industry.