Government questions the dollar value of human life

Recently, a depressing story from England provided a glimpse into America's not-too-distant (and oh-so-grim) healthcare future as it could be in the looming Age of Obama. A cancer patient in Britain was denied the drug that could have held his kidney cancer at bay for six months, because treatment was deemed to be too expensive by British healthcare authorities. And you thought life was a priceless gift from God. Guess again. In Britain, at least, the "priceless gift" has a price tag.
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