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About Bad Medicine: The Horrors Of American Healthcare
Product Description What you don’t know about the American healthcare system might kill you. From fatal malpractice to Medicare fraud, Dr. Stephen Soloway has seen it all over his thirty years practicing medicine. Now, the man known as “Dr. Trump” is ripping off the Band-Aid and exposing the truth about the American healthcare system—the good, the bad, and the rotten. Page after shocking page, you’ll discover the truth about where the coronavirus came from, and if we’ll ever be able to cure it. Learn the sad reality of what Medicare for All would mean for our nation. Find out why you should stay away from hospitals as if your life depended on it. (It does.) Dr. Soloway explains the medical tips and tricks that could save you from amputations, years of pain, or even death. Appointed by President Donald Trump to the President's Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition, Dr. Soloway is a leader in his field, who sat on numerous boards and panels in the pharmacological industry, along with national advisory panels for major companies involved in arthritis or osteoporosis research. His uncanny ability to diagnose even the most complex cases has earned him the reputation of being a real-life Dr. House—minus the pill problem. Beyond his savvy insights into the secrets of our medical system, Dr. Soloway also shares his own rags to riches story, and how dedicated medical professionals can still succeed in this difficult environment. Ultimately, Dr. Soloway has a diagnosis for all Americans: Our healthcare system—and our country as a whole—is headed for disaster. The prescription? Read this book to find out. Review “ Bad Medicine is a must-read for anyone concerned about the future of America’s healthcare system. In gripping detail, Steve Soloway illustrates the frightening realities we face and what the nation must do going forward to ensure our survival. He also shares the secrets patients need to know to live healthier and happier lives. Fascinating and enormously valuable, each chapter of this profound examination will be cited for years to come.” —Chris Christie, former New Jersey Governor "A good read about the perils of the failed American healthcare system by a longtime friend. Check out Bad Medicine by Dr. Steve Soloway." —Donald Trump Jr. "Good work, Steve. Great read." —Eric Trump "Given the complexity of medicine and medical politics, Dr. Soloway makes you feel at home as he conflates issues. He involves the reader—makes you think and helps you advocate for yourself. His knowledge of the topics covered makes this an enormous accomplishment. Don’t miss one page! Let’s hope he does another book. A TERRIFIC AND MEMORABLE READ. Most engaging. A ONE OF A KIND." —Ariel Nakash “Chilling, timely, and provocatively written—a book that should be on the shelf of every lawmaker, medical school student, and patient. Bad Medicine provides the wake-up call that American healthcare needs.” — Michael H. Brisman, CEO, Neurological Surgery, P.C. “Steve Soloway uses his rare gift—a combination of deep medical expertise and extensive public policy experience—to deliver an unvarnished assessment of today’s pressing healthcare issues. With so much at stake, both during a pandemic and within a treacherous political landscape, Bad Medicine is a landmark accomplishment.” — Congressman Jeff Van Drew “It’s a real page-turner. Your near-death experience made me feel like I was in the hospital room with you. So raw, honest, educational, REAL. You think ‘out-of-the-box’ and that makes you a cut above the rest! It flowed and was very well-written. Loved your suggestion about taxes.” — Cindy Resnick, renowned New York podiatric surgeon “This book combines the elements of memoir, meditation, and manifesto; and its scope takes the reader from molecules to mountain climbing. Appropriate for a veteran physician, Dr. Soloway weighs in on the thorny topic of the American healthcare system—and
