The cost for a heart transplant is

The cost for a heart transplant is over $100,000. The annual price tag for a year’s worth of cyclosporine, the drug that prevents rejection and must be taken for the rest of the tranplant recipient’s life, is about $5,000. The total medical bill can come to hundreds of thousands of dollars enough to fund programs to improve the nutrition of poor pregnant women, to treat alcoholism, or to provide regular preventive care. Does treatment of any single individiual justify such huge costs? Should our society try to balance the costs versus the benefits of such heroic measures as heart transplants? How would you go about making such decisions? SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING CHEM 104

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