Physicians have been marginalized or fired for attempting early treatment. Various treatment modalities were discounted and later revised. Early treatment might have saved many lives. I don’t think the journal gave adequate clinical coverage of either the controversy or the lost opportunity for early treatment. Never mind the damage done to physicians attempting to practice traditional medicine. Even the laying on pod hands and the reassuring presence of a trusted physician has a positive neurohumeral strengthening of the immune system.
Was this failure of early treatment not a shortcoming of overly rigid evidence base, standardization and protocols?
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