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We all want our medicine to be based on evidence. But not all evidence is equal. The pioneers of evidence-based medicine were suspicious of personal experiences of doctors, or even series of systematic observations recorded by clinical researchers. They thought these were unreliable, and susceptible to all sorts of bias. Let’s examine why.
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