This book reveals a comprehensive strategy to reduce high and rising medical costs. The author provides a simpler and more complete understanding of how complex medical systems work than past efforts. While others provide partial, superficial solutions, which mainly focus mainly on financial issues, this book re-examines the underlying foundations of modern medicine. Faulty knowledge misguides the medical system to perform inefficiently and expensively, in spite of the best efforts of sincere, dedicated, and competent health-care professionals. The author presents numerous winning solutions for improving medical system effectiveness. These include a complete science-based plan that applies disease prevention, health promotion, public health, primary care, scientifically verified complementary and alternative medicine, and many other approaches to improve health and reduce medical expenses. While this innovative book contains many science-based solutions, it is simple, clear, and easy to understand. For more information, see this web site: www.reducemedicalcosts.com.
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A Comprehensive Plan for Reducing Medical Costs,
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"Robert Herron's book provides clear insights into the sources of dysfunction in the U.S. health care system and practical policy guidance about how the system can be made to work much more efficiently and effectively for all Americans. Herron's evidence-based advice on increasing the relative amount of health care resources devoted to prevention (public health and primary care) is especially important. He offers innovative approaches to preventive care, drawn from what has become a significant body of research and experience with complementary and alternative medicine. Doctors and policymakers should read this book and act upon it."- Robert C. Stowe, Ph.D., Associate Director, Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
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Everybody who is concerned about the health care system and its continuously increasing costs over the inflation rate should read this book. It provides a scientifically-based method of analysing the health-care problems and offers solutions that are cost effective and covering all areas of health care.
The advisers to the Presidential candidates should read this book as soon as possible in order to learn how easy it would be to have a better health care system which would effective, economical and covering all areas of health care.
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Bob Herron has managed to capture the essence of what's wrong and what needs to be done to meet the challenge of today's health care crisis. Given that Americans spend 13% of GDP on health care - the highest in the world - and that it will only get more costly, strategies such as those Dr. Herron provides are not only important but vital. This book should be on the desk of every CEO and elected official!
Warren Blank, Ph.D., President, The Leadership Group, Vero Beach, FL
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