Topic: Barbara Starfield

A 2000 study by Dr. Barbara Starfield in the Journal of the American Medical Association is cited, claiming the U.S. medical system kills 225,000 people annually. Rappaport notes that the FDA acknowledges 100,000 deaths per year from correctly prescribed drugs. He describes this as a "holocaust of enormous proportions" that the medical establishment conceals by focusing on heroic narratives during epidemics.

John Rapoport discusses the toxicity of the medical-pharmaceutical cartel, citing a study by Dr. Barbara Starfield published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study estimated that 106,000 Americans are killed annually by FDA-approved pharmaceutical drugs. Rapoport argues that the industry focuses on inventing new disorders to sell drugs rather than curing existing illnesses, resulting in over a million deaths per decade.