Fourth Question of the Day November 9, 2013 How many have actually read the Drug Quality and Security Act now that it is close to becoming law rather than relying on what others tells you it says?

Sometimes in life we overreact when first presented with a piece of information.  Sometimes the shock of the information causes us to overreact. Sometimes this is because we can't believe the information.  Sometimes this is because we don't want to believe it.  Sometimes it is because we don't understand the information. Sometimes we believe stuff about the information that is false.  Some times we allow ourselves to be influenced by what others think or try to get us to believe without checking the information out for ourselves.  Now that the draft of the Drug Quality and Security Act has been circulating for a while and we have had time to digest all the information, how many think it is a win-win for all?  How many still believe it is a lose lose situation?  How many believe one side loses and one wins?  Which side wins and which loses?  How many believe only time will tell who wins and who loses?  How many of the 40 percent indicating they would no longer compound medications wish they had reserved judgment, checked out the facts and then made an educated and informed decision?  How many would answer the survey different today?