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No. Historically, particularly in recent times, medicine has been more right than wrong when giving out advice. Generally speaking if you ask for medical advice
by albertgoeswoof 8y ago
No. Historically, particularly in recent times, medicine has been more right than wrong when giving out advice. Generally speaking if you ask for medical advice from a qualified person it will be good advice.
You’re cherry picking specific scenarios where a recommendation was given that was later proven incorrect.
There is no evidence to suggest vaccines are going to be one of those scenarios. What we do know is that not vaccinating will lead to unnecessary deaths and serious illnesses.
- alexandercrohde 8y ago>> Historically, particularly in recent times, medicine has been more right than wrong when giving out advice. Source?
- albertgoeswoof 8y agoYou’re seriously asking for a citation of whether medical advice is effective?
- alexandercrohde 8y agoOh, I thought you were purporting to be an advocate of science. Should we not use the scientific method to measure what percentage of the time medical diagnoses are wrong, medicines are withdrawn after being prescribed, and health outcomes of those born at home versus born at the hospital?