Moreover, if a patient asks a doctor about a medication with the...

Moreover, if a patient asks a doctor about a medication with the subtext of investing, you’re generally going to get a particularly sceptical/conservative response. It’s also likely that the doctor, who is already time poor, swamped with patient load and keeping up to date with medications and studies directly affecting their practice now, probably only had a casual glance over it rather than a rigorous appraisal of the evidence and construction of an investment thesis.

I’ll also add that anecdotally, medical doctors tend to be conservative investors, tending towards indices over anything speculative.