I just - deeply from my heart - wish that the "minimum" and may not even considered adequate dosing still will be able to save / extend lives of the patients. Wondering that the ethics participants do understand really or just using as backside covering the "do no harm" (safety / protocol / rules and more bloody rules). Just listened to Charlie Theo's interview on 2GB 2 days ago and my blood was boiling. Australians have to travel overseas to get operated by him when he should be one of the shining light and someone we are very proud of. He saved lots of lives while operating overseas including Australians, as well as before he was forced to leave, done the same here. One lady who was told - just get ready for your funeral by "experts, 10 years later very happy and ALIVE -
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