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by Retric
1174 days ago
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Doctors are generally instructed to aim for optimal outcomes. Suppose 98% of people taking a drug as prescribed live longer, but 2% don’t use as described and they offset the gains. Should the drug be prescribed or not? Similarly, what if people who do annual checkups and get good numbers take worse care of themselves because their numbers are healthy? |
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