I mean I wouldn't go that far

Should still be higher though

Fair enough re:edit , I don't know enough about the mental health medical practices to comment

why is the medical model so highly valued when it’s just a series of failed and incomplete models

I've seen people with a stroke lose complete loss of their arm & leg. Get thrombolysed then the next day their main symptom being pins and needles. Seems a pretty good reason to value it..

My conclusion is that society never stopped needing priests and witch doctors.

Hmm priests around my area aren't exactly know for healing people.

Easier opioid access is probably not a net positive.

I think this is a terrible idea. It blurs the lines between product and prescribers. I've been multiple times to a pharmacist that realistically should have sent me on my way with nothing.. but always had a recommended product.

Sure, for chronic conditions, perhaps give 6 month prescription that can be reviewed and dispenced 3 times by pharmacist.. but pharmacists are not the coordinated practitioner.

I'm curious who your sole downvoter was. Was it a potato producer that dislikes gaming ? Perhaps a lemon farmer who feels their fruit could run doom on 4k. Was it someone who purchased a $5000 dollar rig only to find out they could have bought a singular potato? I guess we'll never know

Vapes should never have existed? Smoking rates and nicotine addiction were finally going down... Then the good old invention of the vape brings it rocketing back again.

What sort of cooked article is this? Putting "common" pests to the test.. talks about fruit bats, spiders, possums.. how are these common pests? Perhaps snails, slugs, slaters, earwigs could be classified as slightly more common...