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Doctors vary but they're still the best at what they do, which is deciding on a treatment given limited information.

• tremon 3y ago
  In my ideal world, they shouldn't be doing that at all. They should be advising on treatments and performing said treatments, not deciding on them.
  • zeroCalories 3y ago
    My understanding is that in the U.S a patient always has the right to refuse treatment. The only power a Doctor might have is to deny a treatment, but that seems reasonable from a positive/negative rights perspective. But I get it, you and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines.
    • whimsicalism 3y ago
      > But I get it, you and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines. yeah no, not at all
    • tremon 3y ago
      you and the other poster are trying to seed doubt about vaccines WTF? How did you get that from what I wrote? Are you under the impression that individual doctors decide on which vaccines to give to which patient?