What’s To Blame For The Failing Of Evidence-Based Medicine?

This paper suggests that EBM’s potential for improving patients’ health care has been thwarted by bias in the choice of hypotheses tested, manipulation of study design and selective publication. Read more here. (Source: PubMed.gov, 5/12/14).

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