IMO his conclusions suggest bad faith. Although it is possible that the combination between his bias and the lack of rigor lead him to notice only what confirms by his beliefs.
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I'm not saying I have all the answers, just that I don't think your answer is convincing. These are two very separate concepts
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Few medical practices are based on proof or anything close to it. Least of all in infectious diseases - a field chock full of strong professional medical societal recs based on 0 controlled trials. Most of the time we have to manage uncertainty, risk, benefit, feasibility, ethics
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A separate point but one of which I will continue to obnoxiously remind everyone. If solid evidence emerges that a practice is of no benefit, we modify and deadopt.
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