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there was a huge huge problem with his startup, and it wasn't the economic model but the fact he was providing medical advice without any medical expertise. I d
by poulpy123 5y ago
there was a huge huge problem with his startup, and it wasn't the economic model but the fact he was providing medical advice without any medical expertise. I don't know if it's allowed in the US, but it's at least ethically troublesome.
And I guess the doctors had no reason to use a service made by a guy without expertise, the data coming from some outsourced workers without any third party validation (no putting the face of few doctors isn't a validation).
- webmaven 5y agoIt is entirely possible to provide analysis without crossing the line into giving advice: Eg. "Drug A works for more patients in your demographic¹, Drug B has fewer and milder side effects²."