Stephan:   Remember the story I ran a few days ago about the  Cuban cancer drug they give away it is so cheap, which now may become available in the U.S.? I speculated on what it might cost, and exaggerated for effect. In truth though I underestimated. Anyone who has ever filled a prescription outside of the U.S. knows that pharmaceuticals in the U.S. cost many times what they cost elsewhere in the world. It is just one of the ways the Illness Profit System strips unreasonable amounts of money out of the pockets of sick people. But I doubt any of us, who have not actually dealt with these drug costs really comprehends Now a leading physician at one of the most prestigious medical centers in the country has had enough. This is what Leonard Saltz of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center has to say. It is not a pretty picture and the sums involved are jaw-dropping. This is why Obamacare while helpful really did little or nothing to address the fundamental issue: Why doesn't America have a universal healthcare system whose principle focus is wellness as a national priority?