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Professor @FHS_SFU @SFU. Bioethics, public health ethics, crowdfunding. Exploiting Hope https://global.oup.com/academic/product/exploiting-hope-9780197501252 …

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    Jeremy Snyder‏ @jeremycsnyder 1 Feb 2020

    As #RightToTry is not working to greatly expand access to unproven medical interventions, the argument shifts to compelling insurance companies to pay for unproven interventions via the "Freedom of Treatment Act"https://www.ahcro.com/post/the-freedom-of-treatment-act-a-good-idea-all-along …

    12:24 PM - 1 Feb 2020
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    • Kalina Kamenova, PhD 💧 Ian "Department of Diseasology" 🍩 Musgrave George R. Lina Erika Kleiderman Chris Witwer, CIP Kelly Folkers David Gorski, MD, PhD Dr Marietjie Botes
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      2. The Abigail Alliance‏ @AbigailAlliance 1 Feb 2020
        Replying to @jeremycsnyder

        The patients, caretakers, and advocates on our Advocacy Committee put together a really compelling report on how #RightToTry can help even more patients. We'd love your input. #FreedomOfTreatment #RightToTry https://www.abigail-alliance.org/2020/01/freedom-of-treatment-act-empowering-patients.html …

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      3. Jeremy Snyder‏ @jeremycsnyder 1 Feb 2020
        Replying to @AbigailAlliance

        There is an important insight in the linked piece that lack of insurance coverage is "a gross violation of personal autonomy". A right, without the means to act on that right, can be meaningless. That's why I prioritize universal insurance coverage for proven effective therapies

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      2. Arthur Caplan‏Verified account @ArthurCaplan 1 Feb 2020
        Replying to @jeremycsnyder

        Nonsense. Insurance in usa often won’t pay for approved drugs and treatments(sadly)

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      3. Holly Fernandez Lynch (she/her)‏ @HollyLynchez 1 Feb 2020
        Replying to @ArthurCaplan @jeremycsnyder

        Even if they covered every proven therapy in full, it'd be a tough case to claim they should be expected to pay for unproven interventions. We do need to figure out a way to pay for preapproval access when companies can't or won't, but this isn't it.

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      1. ALS Advocacy‏ @alsadvocacy 1 Feb 2020
        Replying to @jeremycsnyder

        Access Hope CRO isn’t exactly the Good Housekeeping Seal.

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