The point I'm making is that why should his survival odds be any better just because he has private health care? NHS doctors are just as brilliant, in fact, most of them are the same ones who practice private health in their free time away from NHS duties. I just don't get your reasoning.
The point I'm making is that why should his survival odds be any better just because he has private health care? NHS doctors are just as brilliant, in fact, most of them are the same ones who practice private health in their free time away from NHS duties. I just don't get your reasoning.
It wasn't just the private health care bit (sorry) but surely footballers fitness and bodies are monitored closer than the normal person? I know this won't mean he checks himself any more but it just makes you think.
It's not likely you're likely to check yourself out at that age as you're not so aware of your mortality,catching It early being critical to surviving .