> To me that seemed like professionals clinging to orthodoxy for orthodoxy's sake. There's much I don't know about medicine in Bangladesh, but I'm guessing doc

> To me that seemed like professionals clinging to orthodoxy for orthodoxy's sake. There's much I don't know about medicine in Bangladesh, but I'm guessing doctors think it's unethical to treat patients with anything other than the best accepted standard of care, unless engaging in an experiment for which the risk and benefits can be described and there exists a reason to believe the benefits outweigh the risks. I suspect that was not communicated well by the experimenters.