Name: 紐約時報》謊言曝光!紐約時報》謊言曝光! (New York Times Lies Exposed! New York Times Lies Exposed!)
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Hello everyone, I want to talk to you about a video the New York Times released called inside China's predatory healthcare system

In it the New York Times makes several claims about the state of health care in China

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The video was edited to elicit maximum fear worry and anxiety

There's also an accompanying article which has much more information. My name is Nathan Ridge

I have a unique perspective on stories like these because even though my life is in China now

I still remember what it's like to live in America and not know much about the real China other than what the media outlets say

I've been to over a dozen hospitals in China

I've had dental work LASIK and even surgeries in both countries

I have been insured and uninsured I've waited in lines

Pay fees talk to doctors and nurses and have spent many nights by hospital beds here

I've seen real problems in China's health care system and in America's but this video was actually a shock to me when

I saw inside China's predatory health care system for the first time a wave of emotions washed over me

First and foremost I was depressed and sad for the woman dying from cancer

But even the first time I saw the video I could tell that something wasn't quite right

I want to let you know that I was an only child of a single parent my mother and she passed away from cancer in

2010 so this issue is very important to me

Cancer is a heartbreaking life shattering disease that needs a cure

But to find a cure we need to be honest about the situation from all angles

So let's talk about the lady who died from cancer in this film in

2011 a 68 year old former school teacher was diagnosed with serious lung cancer at the time

Her son was making what the New York Times called decent money at a pharmaceutical company

Over the next three years she got surgery took traditional Chinese medicines and underwent biotherapy

The doctors recommended chemotherapy, but she turned it down because she felt she was too old

They also recommended radiation therapy, which she also turned down

So her doctor prescribed her IRISA a lung cancer drug

She bought and took a rest for nine months after which the drug was no longer effective

2015 after all these treatments hadn't quashed the cancer her son quit his decent-paying job and moved in with her and her husband to help

In any way he could for two years her son made her traditional Chinese medicines and various cancer drugs from recipes

He was determined to help his mother live as long as she could my mother died in America

Only two weeks after her cancer diagnosis, so I know what it's like to not have enough time in

2017 the New York Times interviewed the family and began working on their story

surgery traditional Chinese medicine biotherapy

ERISA and the various drugs her son made weren't able to beat the cancer though

She did live for six long years after being diagnosed. Sadly. She passed away at 75 years old

That's her story one of struggle and perseverance

She beat the odds and lived longer than most. But ultimately it was just her time to leave us

But now, let's take a look at how the New York Times chose to honor her memory in inside China's predatory health care system

First it's an introduction of her son. Take a look

we see her son now and all they tell us about him so far is he's making drugs and he only makes

$300 a month which is minimum wage where he lives

So he quit his decent paying job to take a minimum wage bang job and spend time with his mother that's his choice

But notice that they left that part out the tone is already set

Let's find out what he's doing. The medicine needed to treat his sick mother cost 2,000. He's making W

Z400 - it hasn't been approved by Chinese or American regulators

The drug isn't approved in America or China

So either he can source at himself or he can't get it exactly like in America can a man making minimum wage in America?

Afford to treat stage 3 lung cancer. I mean just look at these news articles about the medical in America

This is the number one reason Americans filed for bankruptcy is for medical bills

Many cancer patients must face bankruptcy or die or how about this one?

42 percent of new cancer patients lose their entire life savings

By the way in this article, it says the average amount lost is 92 thousand dollars

These people have normal jobs and are facing bankruptcy and death

How do you think that would work out for someone on minimum wage in America?

So as hard as it is to confront people not being able to afford cancer drugs. It's not a China specific issue

Remember how I said when I first watched this video I could just tell something was wrong

This is a clip of him saying until now we have used these seven drugs

But look at how the New York Times has translated it

We have made these seven drugs a slight but important difference

He's not saying that he made all those drugs. He's saying that she has taken those drugs

They didn't make the Iressa that she took so why are they altering what he said to suggest that he made all of them?

Well to make you think that they never bought me

So now with only this information about her son the video moves on to the narration based section the New York Times makes several

Large claims and then they rely on editing intense music sound effects misinformation and lies to make their case

But don't take my word for it. Let's investigate this together. It's a symptom of a health care system in crisis

the only thing we've seen is a man trying desperately to save his mother during the last months of her life after a long and

She's received many treatments and now is a last-ditch effort. He's trying anything he can he's making medicine that isn't approved in China or America

So if he were in America, what would be different to me? That sounds like a cancer crisis in the world?

Not a Chinese crisis the introduction of capitalism

and the retreive of the state meant that healthcare was no longer free

They are suggesting that hospitals in China are all profit driven and somehow that's the reason for this yet to be revealed crisis

In this video only one hospital is mentioned and that hospital like virtually all major hospitals in China is public

The government sets the prices and the aim of the medical staff in those hospitals is the same as anywhere else

Private hospitals of China aren't the same as they are in America

in fact, all the private hospitals combined make less than 10% the revenue that public hospitals do

The vast majority of private hospitals in China have less than a hundred beds and only a 40% occupancy rate

While the largest public hospitals can treat well over

Are you getting the picture people in trying to go to public hospitals because here in a socialist country?

They are the best. So how is this caused by for-profit hospitals again? And

China's already committed to moving hospitals to be completely nonprofit by next year

What is America doing about the profit as medical companies are driven by and also?

does it seem a little weird to anybody else to hear an American newspaper complaining about capitalism in another country a

culture of mistrust and inequality now plague the system by this time in the video

I was starting to realize that people who made it didn't really understand China very well

Chinese people trust hospitals and their doctors much more than Americans do

This is something you would be able to observe within a month of living here. It's culturally different than America

Right now we have a friend who's coming back from New Zealand to China to do some very minor procedures. Why?

You should also notice that in this video

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