Synopsis

Few ailments now remain untreatable, and for most, a remedy exists. The medical sciences of the last century have achieved a triumph as profound as the Industrial Revolution itself. Yet this progress has fostered a culture where anyone experiencing discomfort demands medical intervention. Consequently, the entire medical system is now structured to fulfill these demands, leading to both exorbitant healthcare costs and a tendency to label any dissatisfaction or unease as a disease. *Doctor, You M