@UK-not-OK saidI have friend that has it.
Dupuytrens contracture also known as Viking disease.
It's passed down from my mother's side.
Hereditary and no cure but surgery is easy enough.
It's when your fingers curl in and stay there.
You've probably seen old people with it.
@AverageJoe1 said"I won’t mention. It is great to be part of a country that has the greatest medical achievements"
Ask any of your cohorts, they know.
Do you little any idea how long this conversation could go on , there are many facets, many considerations, that I won’t mention. It is great to be part of a country that has the greatest medical achievements. But allow me to wait it down to one simple Observation/question. And I note that you all write how much things cost all the t ...[text shortened]... range of specialized services and advanced technologies.
Which track would you like to to be on?
As soon as I read that I thought of Cuba. Then you bizarrely claimed Cuba has not made remarkable medical achievements. Why are Americans going to Cuba for health treatments? Because their health care is better than ours.
https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-39640165
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211973621001136