A commentary in the September issue of the American Journal of Medicine criticized the deficiency of nutrition education in medical training. Citing a 2013 report on US health that identified dietary factors as the single most significant risk factor for disability and premature death, we need to call for changes in medical school curriculum to address the deficit.
TOO MANY:
ADR's.
Iatrogenic Deaths.
Chemotherapy deaths and harm.
Bedsores.
Medical Errors.
Hospital Infections.
Vaccines.
Over-Prescribed drugs.
Antibiotics.
Side Effects.
Deficiencies.
Malnourished.
Too high IMR.
Too many lies !!
Too much Corruption
Not enough education on nutrition and diet.
CONCLUSIONS: The incidence of serious and fatal ADRs in US hospitals is found to be extremely high.
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