Answer:
pretty sure that health scientists, assuming they understand pharmaceutical actions and reactions, get paid either way & possibly get cheaper h insurance for their expertise.
Explanation:
No, does not affect their work because they get paid to test new drugs on lab rats, chimps, dogs, etc. to see if there is an effect on subjects they give a medical condition to. As unfair as it seems, once lab subjects are tested for years, and they witness if they're theories are justified or not; then they determine a trial run on human test subjects. this process can take up 2 10 years or longer.
