When a woman says "I am in pain" we should believe them. When I woman says I know more about gynecology than a doctor in the field, we should not. Jennifer is willfully confusing these two cases.
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Exactly. When a woman says, "My child showed signs of autism a week after a vaccine," I believe her. When she says that the vaccine caused her child's autism, I don't. There's a difference between the account of what happened and the interpretation of what caused it to happen.
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Agreed. That was a total smear job, written by someone upset that her place in the pantheon of women’s health books was being lost due to someone with better knowledge & better credentials
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She wrote a piece slamming Dr. Gunter but titled it Doctors, as in plural. Disingenuous.
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She speaks of "expand our notion of expertise"- surely she's aware that "expertise" does not equal "personal anecdotes without any scientific rigour"?
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Narrator: She was not aware
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I don't want a world without scientifically proven treatments, drugs and therapies. Expertise should require certain demonstrable knowledge and skills. Do you really want to live in a world where surgeons are trained only in surgery?
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We must put some blame on
@sciam as well. They have a responsibility on what they choose to publish.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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