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I think the real problem is that many doctors also lack the capacity to translate statistical data into a rational evaluation of risk. Consider the infamous 'm
by yew 14y ago
I think the real problem is that many doctors also lack the capacity to translate statistical data into a rational evaluation of risk.
Consider the infamous 'mammogram statistics problem' as an example. So what do you do then, when nobody in the decision-making chain can be trusted to understand the data?