Evidence Based Medicine

Nobody questions today that physicians ought to be paying close attention to the recent advances in biosciences. In other words, evidence based medicine, EBM in physician slang. Everyone knows that, given the degree of egocentrism of the humankind, the best way to engage someone in an activity is by participating in it; making it personal. In the research/medicine interface there is a conflict that seems to pass by unnoticed.
The question I’ve been asking to my MD colleagues is: What is the difference between a diagnosis and a hypothesis?
Do you dare providing an answer? Go on, post a comment.

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I haven't learnt how to make a linkblog yet, but here's some more info about Evidence based medicine.

http://www.case.edu/chsl/ebm.htm

Posted by EBM on February 9, 2005 03:02 PM

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