From the article: "this paper is perhaps an important example of the importance of interdisciplinary communication." Indeed. Even within the medical field, hug

From the article: "this paper is perhaps an important example of the importance of interdisciplinary communication." Indeed. Even within the medical field, huge amounts of progress are never materialized just because the guy who deals with the brain never talks to the guy who deals with the gut. They have another guy who deals with the nervous system who knows little about the brain OR the gut. And you get referrals to all of these, and they contradict each other and argue (by proxy of you) about the best way to treat the thing that none of them fully knows anything about.