Slowly but surely is not always the best way to proceed

  

_DSC1098.jpg

Liz Parrish warns against the consequences of excessive regulatory precautions.  In our current world of exponential  medical progress not taking risks can cause more deaths than being less risk averse. 

 

"“As a matter of fact, not intervening in one’s health is more reckless because we already know how we’ll die.  We can actually use this powerful technology to treat what we call complex disease, which is many of the diseases of childhood and ageing.”