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If we don’t rely on science in making decisions in healthcare, then trust can become a scarce asset.
Over the past several decades, developments in the life sciences have been characterized by rapid innovation, increasing complexity, and a strong reliance on interdisciplinary knowledge. New diagnostic tools, advanced medical technologies, and innovative medicines have transformed our ability to prevent, treat, and monitor disease.
Björn Ursing: “What happens when trust in science erodes?”
Medical breakthroughs have transformed healthcare, but scientific progress alone is not enough. As misinformation spreads and trust in science comes under pressure, how can we ensure that healthcare decisions remain grounded in evidence? Björn Ursing explores the question in this column.
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