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   Kanak Shah

   November 17, 2025

   Dear Science Editor Rob Reddick,
   My research suggests that you might be interested in a piece about US
   Dysfunctional US Healthcare system. Indeed, often readers are attracted to
   glitzy technology innovations. My book in contrast has an revolutionary idea on
   innovation in medicine. Apart from a lot of technical information , the book is
   laden with gripping stories of medical harm and subtle stories of harms
   associated with “Precision Medicine” ( a fascinating story about Sam Gambhir,
   a Stanford Professor, a visionary pioneer who subjected himself to torture for
   several months. Even a few days before his death in an enfeebled condition he
   would like to revisit in a thousand years if a technological solution is found to
   cure cancer in the earliest phases by a genetic modification as in Crisper
   technology.
   I want to draw your attention to my book “Navigating Unaffordable Healthcare
   “ with a website address “ navigatingunaffordablehealthcare.com
   that you will be able to read before publication on Amazon/KDP platforms in late
   spring 2026. I will be making a small contribution to Obama Library in Chicago.
   My book is dedicated to Archie Cochrane, a brilliant British epidemiologist who,
   arguably, was the father of epidemiology designing randomized drug trials in the
   treatment of Tuberculosis in 1950’s. Cochrane Collaboration was created in his
   honor for his contributions to the field of epidemiology.He famously said:
   “randomize till it hurts “. To date the Cochrane Collaboration has done meta
   analysis of 5000 trials. Astonishingly, only half the trials showed positive results
   of a successful treatments. The other half showed no benefit and in many
   instances caused both medical and financial harm. His other famous dictum was
   “ ALL EFFECTIVE CARE MUST BE FREE”, meaning care delivered by robust
   evidence based practice , and not by pathways and guidelines developed by
   providers heavily influenced by massive lobbying to extract profits, rather than
   benefiting patients(My book is dedicated to Archie Cochrane).Walt Whitman’s
   quote “Resist More, Obey Little “, meaning resisting excessive pressures by
   providers to deliver healthcare influenced by powerful lobbyists and to accept
   high value healthcare by resisting low value, even harmful practices with
   invasive procedures.
   As I argue in Chapter 6 of my book half the care in the United States could be
   eliminated without worsening outcomes.
   Peter Orzag believes that the patients who turn 65 should be automatically be
   enrolled in Medicare rather than continuing in employer sponsored health plans.
   The reductions in health care premiums will encourage people to continue
   working longer thus expanding the US economy. I still believe that the premium
   reductions will be a lot lower by following the suggestions below.
   Kaiser Permamante of California offers monthly premiums of $50.00 to Medi-
   Cal patients ( a plan for the lower income households ). This is possible with
   Federal and California State support. My argument is to reverse Obamacare
   experts’ thinking. Chapter 6 details eminent experts’ comments on the subject
   of health care quality. My book has a chapter on Obamacare’s four plans.
   Obamacare is now settled law after fifty one attempts by Republicans to
   eliminate it. Although it provided 3 million Americans insurance, it unfortunately
   kicks in after spending $7000.00. After the passage of Republic bill in 2025,
   healthcare premiums will increase substantially for lower income households,
   approximately $ 1000.00 for a family of four. This will expedite the debacle of
   Obamacare in the next year or two even without Republicans passing the bill.
   This is equivalent to the term popularized by Adam Tooze of Columbia
   University, New York , “Polycrisis “
   I want to suggest, audaciously, that the premium reduction of Obamacare
   premiums reduction will decrease dramatically because of reduced demand
   rather then Government fiat. It is a sort of civil disobedience movement that
   Gandhi used to gain independence from the British government.The”Abundance
   “ book by Atlantic Magazine columnist Derek Thompson and the NYT
   columnist Ezra Klein advocates lessening demand and increasing supply.(My
   book’s core message is “ Less is More “ movement in favoring high value care
   and lessening low value care “). There is a chapter on Innovation and Reverse
   Innovation in Acknowledgment section of my book which further describes the
   rationale of this concept.This approach will be welcomed by the “Niskanen
   Institute, a bipartisan think in contrast to Claremont Institute”Project 25
   “ ideologues.My research on actuarial projections shows that the Obama care
   will survive for years, even decades if the suggested approach is adopted by
   Obamacare experts .The Presidential legacy that the library will show(as in the
   African-American museum in Washington) will endure. Adam Tooze of Columbia
   University, New York has popularized the current healthcare crisis as
   “ Polycrisis”
   With your numerous speaking engagements, your time is constrained and
   extremely limited.Might I suggest that you look at the Introduction chapter which
   highlights the headline summary of fifteen chapters and Preface which gives
   details of my clinical training and experience by adopting Blinkiist methodology
   in giving it a glancing review. This contradicts my suggestion above because of
   the intricate and complicated subject matter.
   Thank you in advance for your consideration. I want to be frank and truthful that
   I have submitted simultaneous submissions to reputable magazines such as
   yours in the hope that the message will spread widely Despite these limitations,
   your endorsement of my book will spread the message even further by my
   research estimate 11 million unique visitors, a niche audience, per month! )
   bypassionate readers because of your stature.

   I have inserted this piece in the dialog box to generate interest for readers, especially
   after the popularization by Adam Tooze of Columbia
   University( New York) has popularized the current healthcare crisis as “ Polycrisis”
   Sincerely,

   “Golden”

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