I'm watching to see the things change that are important to me.

And they are changing.

Monsato just got the green light to be run out of the country by people who got cancer from them…. settling thousands of civil suits that will be enough to bankrupt them.

The other front I am waiting to see change on is HEALTH CARE.

You know "patient privacy" bullshit.

There is no good reason for patient privacy to be so sacrosanct. HONESTLY think about it. Is it about "your" privacy or "their" privacy? Who has the most to gain and the most to lose if patient privacy is no longer the law of the land?

I doubt that you have much to lose. "THEY" have lots to loose. Combine the dismantling of patient privacy with BIG DATA and what do we get? A perfect storm to sue the drug manufacturers and run them right out of the country.

What do YOU have to gain? You have every right to know that the drug that you've been taking has killed a thousand other people or gave them problems, that your particular drug combination resulted in xxx deaths…. that other patients that have the same thing you have were cured by this natural treatment, et al.

Especially after you're dead. Why should patient privacy be so fucking important once you're dead? Shouldn't your kids have some clue what they can do to avoid your fate?

Anyone see any progress on this front?

I do see Trump driving down drug prices quickly… I wonder when these next steps will take place.