'Indeed, the ultimate empowerment of a patient with a disease is to make him disease-free. In a capitalist economy, rewarding the people who generate these improvements is essential,' Tomas J Philipson writes.
Medical Science Hospital: Confident Black Female Neurologist, Neuroscientist, Neurosurgeon, Looks at TV Screen with MRI Scan with Brain Images, Thinks about Sick Patient Treatment Method. Saving Lives, such as treatments for HIV, Hepatitis C, and COVID-19, offer the greatest empowerment to disease-stricken patients who are now able to free themselves of dreadful outcomes from various diseases. Indeed, the ultimate empowerment of a patient with a disease is to make him disease-free.
Washington, however, is far from the only guilty party. Many academic researchers similarly shun for-profit firms, assuming they are only interested in earnings and are thus enemies of real science. Government agency committees such as those at the National Institutes of Health rarely grant opportunities to for-profit industry representatives because they are viewed as impure in their motives, even though they are in the noble business of extending the lives of their customers.
In contrast, no one can sell natural immunity, so no one has an incentive to invest in the evidence showing its value. Because natural immunity, as opposed to immunity from, is not owned by anyone, there is no profit motive to generate evidence on its consequences. Hence, the science on important aspects of the impact of natural immunity is slowed down due to lack of property rights and profits.
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