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In reply to the discussion: Outrageous reason UnitedHealthcare halted critical surgery... and LAUGHED while mocking suicidal patient [View all]sheshe2
(88,152 posts)31. The Daily Mail?
Do you have a better source for these stories? They are a RW tadloid.
Daily Mail is featured on the AllSides Media Bias Chart.
Daily Mail is a news media source with an AllSides Media Bias Rating of Right.
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Daily Mail Rated Right in Aug. 2022 Blind Bias Survey
The Daily Mail was rated Right by people across the political spectrum in the Aug. 2022 Blind Bias Survey.
On average, respondents who self-identified as being on the Right rated the Daily Mail as Lean Right. Respondents in all other bias categories Left, Lean Left, Center, and Lean Right rated it as Right.
Democrats and Independents rated the Daily Mail as Right, on average, and Republicans rated the Daily Mail as Lean Right.
A total of 771 people from across the political spectrum rated the bias of the Daily Mail. The weighted average was 3.73, which is in the Right category. The middle 50% of responses lied between 1.88 (Lean Right) and 5.42 (Right) an interquartile range of 3.54.
Daily Mail is a news media source with an AllSides Media Bias Rating of Right.
What a "Right" Rating Means
Sources with an AllSides Media Bias Rating of Right display media bias in ways that strongly align with conservative, traditional, or right-wing thought and/or policy agendas. A Right bias is the most conservative rating on the political spectrum.
Daily Mail Rated Right in Aug. 2022 Blind Bias Survey
The Daily Mail was rated Right by people across the political spectrum in the Aug. 2022 Blind Bias Survey.
On average, respondents who self-identified as being on the Right rated the Daily Mail as Lean Right. Respondents in all other bias categories Left, Lean Left, Center, and Lean Right rated it as Right.
Democrats and Independents rated the Daily Mail as Right, on average, and Republicans rated the Daily Mail as Lean Right.
A total of 771 people from across the political spectrum rated the bias of the Daily Mail. The weighted average was 3.73, which is in the Right category. The middle 50% of responses lied between 1.88 (Lean Right) and 5.42 (Right) an interquartile range of 3.54.
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Outrageous reason UnitedHealthcare halted critical surgery... and LAUGHED while mocking suicidal patient [View all]
vanessa_ca
Dec 14
OP
Medicare would have denied $40k balloon dilation procedure too. It's a 15 minutes procedure
Silent Type
Dec 14
#1
She tried that and it was painful. So let's spend $35k more because it's uncomfortable for a few minutes.
Silent Type
Dec 14
#4
Nope, not one of those because they aren't of questionable clinical value and government plans
Silent Type
Dec 14
#24
Well, then, you won't like MFA because any government plan is likely going to do
Silent Type
Dec 15
#30
Empathy yes. Spending considerably more without looking to see if Medicare/caid guidelines
Silent Type
Dec 15
#32
You mean the ones who order millions of quack treatments and tests a year to pad their bank account.
Silent Type
Dec 14
#5
And I told you I'm not. I do work with doctors, and yes many cheat. Shouldn't be surprising
Silent Type
Dec 14
#11
Got citations of people dying because of denials? There are plenty of cases where docs
Silent Type
Dec 14
#14
Do you have a connection to the for-profit private health insurance industry? (no, not being a customer)
Celerity
Dec 15
#45
First - this has nothing to do with my perception of need. It was her doctor who made that assessment - the doctor
Ms. Toad
Dec 15
#56
As long as healthcare is a profit motivated "industry", the answer is to your question is yes.
paleotn
Dec 14
#10
Every component of our so-called health system takes a big cut. Heck, UHG donated significantly more to Dems
Silent Type
Dec 14
#13
Once again government failed us. While a big friggin deal, ACA is based totally upon private insurers. Why?
Silent Type
Dec 14
#22