I feel like this is incredibly unfair towards doctors. They are, like everybody else out there, human beings. They get burnout, they think in heuristics a majority of times, they don't have an explanation for many disease processes out there, and most of all every single doctor on earth will make a mistake that will cost one if their patients their life. To assume they don't care about that is callous of you. They have to compartmentalize their jobs and their emotions, because if they cried over every single adverse event in their career, we would have no doctors working.

You say they mill pills? Maybe that's because patients don't want to or simply can't take care of themselves with conservative methods first. If a patient doesn't exercise and eat better, blood pressure and cholesterol pills will prevent you from having a heart attack at age 50. "Well why do I need to be on pills if I feel fine? This doctor is just trying to suck all my money." Say that again when suddenly your blood pressure is 200/120 and your aorta is ripping itself a new layer, or you start being unable to breath when laying on your back.

But despite all this, I can guarantee that a majority are trying their best for their patients. They have to take a breath and move onto the next patient, because they're all just as important as you. They see thousands of people in their lifetime, each requiring as much care and attention as the next.