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The power and the pitfalls of early diagnosis

There is a growing market of new diagnostic tests being targeted directly to consumers, often before high-quality evidence about their effectiveness is available. This is causing issues in clinical practice as patients arrive at the NHS’s front door with results that have alarmed ...  Show more

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The evidence on physician associates, and the evidence against back pain injections

Helen MacDonald and Juan Franco are back, magnifying glasses in hand, to take a closer look at what’s happening in evidence based medicine.   In this episode: the NHS increasingly relies on physician associates to plug some of its leaks. But, what do academic studies show about t ...  Show more

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