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The ethics of evidence-based therapy

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Author(s)
Kothari, M L
Mehta, L. A.
Kothari, V. M.
Keywords
Clinical Pharmacology
evidence-based therapy
science
Allopathy
GE Subjects
Methods of ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
Community ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/231859
Abstract
"We swear by 'science', though the very word begs for a precise definition. Allopathy (read 'modern medicine') dominates the therapeutic scene because of its ostensible scientific approach. Its hegemony may be gleaned from the fact that the leading text, Clinical Pharmacology, asserts non-allopathic systems do not merit to be even called 'alternative'"
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1999
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