In medicine, evidence can be confusing

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10/16/2006

That's the headline of an article in today's USA Today. Yes, USA Today. Welcome to the mainstream debate over whether "evidence-based medicine" means cost-based reimbursement or patient-centric treatment.

Have a look:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-10-15-medical-evidence-cover_x.htm

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In medicine, evidence can be confusing

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