So is the study cited by Wikipedia in the half or greater of biomedicine studies that are just plain wrong, or the half that might be right? And is that true f

So is the study cited by Wikipedia in the half or greater of biomedicine studies that are just plain wrong, or the half that might be right? And is that true for all patients prescribed it? Down in the trenches, doctors don't pay so much attention to studies, as a new resident who's taken over the primary care of my condition noted. Instead, he depends on what his experienced supervising doctor has figured out over time, and of course what he's learning in the world of real patients and ... well, we really don't know how real the drugs are once they go generic, not when, for example, Indian companies, even when operating plants in the US, cargo cult their HPLC tests of batch purity and correctness. The supervising doctor I mentioned was always interested in my reports of apparent real world bio-equivalence as the two drugs he prescribed me went generic.