Excessive use of resources on expensive medical techniques

Name(s): 
Prohibitive cost of high technology medical cures
Discriminatory use of medical resources to heal the privileged
Claim 
There is good reason to be concerned about a marketplace distribution that penalizes those with fewer resources. The advantages conferred by the administration of growth hormone (for short children), by virtue of its high price, will be limited to the well-to-do but then scruples about unfairness don't seem to bother us when it comes to cosmetic surgery, psychiatry or other expensive medical treatments.
Broader 
Excessive costs
Proliferation of technology
Prohibitive medical expenses
Unproductive use of resources
Inequitable use of medical resources
Inappropriate emphasis on prestige technology
Narrower 
Genetic surgery
Aggravated by 
Irreversible coma
Unnecessary surgery
Inhibited human physical growth
Commercialization of medical practice
Dubious superiority of expensive drugs
Medical treatment for non-medical conditions
Uncontrolled use of virtual reality equipment
Uncritical use of ineffective medical techniques
Reduced by 
Ignorance of modern medical techniques
Strategy(ies) 
Reviewing advances in medical technology
Requiring that expertise meet needs
Giving privileges
Equalizing privileges
Removing privileges
Reducing cost of high technology medical cures
Providing high technology medical cures
Reducing discriminatory use of medical resources to heal the privileged
Using expensive medical treatments
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems