What is evidence-based medicine?

Hear Dr. William Abdu, Medical Director of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center's Spine Center, talk about what evidence-based medicine is and how it is incorporated into the care he and his staff provide at the Spine Center. Appropriate surgical and medical spine care is dependent upon both contribution to medical literature as well as implementation of those proven techniques in clinical practice. The Spine Center team has demonstrated success with their patients based on their knowledge, adherence to proper patient education and shared decision making and by following a narrow list of symptoms as to who makes a good surgical candidate. Those patients who do not fit the criteria for surgery or who choose to manage their pain non-surgically will benefit from the Spine Center's experienced medical providers, therapists and the one-of-a-kind Functional Restoration Program.

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can you please tell Dr. Abdu that I love his eyebrows

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Society is based on progress such as:
Evidence-based constructions buildings - machinesThis exists because
every part of the construction is known down to the detail, composition,
size and objective.
This allows a scientific certificate of the degree of quality to be
delivered.
Evidence-based medicine of the human body with 100% living cells that
can grow, multiply and die, but nobody knows exactly how that happens.
Consequently, delivering a scientific certificate with the grade of
quality does not exist, because:
- one does not know the composition of 1
living cell, let alone that medicine will determine how to repair the
cells.
- the totality of the number of cells is unknown.
- one does not
know the functions of the cells that make the body function optimally.-
one does not know the totality of functions in the body.
- the name,
proteins, vitamins, ... and their composition are a vision, but nobody
can determine the exact composition of the atoms and physical properties
exactly.
The same for neurons, genes ... are a name for something that is not
known exactly.
Conclusion: therefore there is no evidence-based medicine if the basic
elements cannot be precisely described. The result: the human body is
not a well-known medium for internal processing without causing damage.
But the problem is much worse:- the scientists, doctors and politicians
have laws approved whereby dead cells = chemicals come into contact with
a medium of 100% living cells: the human body.
The result: dead cells (chemicals) do not have a medicinal effect, but
poison and a number of side effects have arisen.
The law encourages the use of poison, this is not possible because a law
cannot be used to harm people. The same reasoning applies to animals
and nature that also consist of 100% living cells. The scientists are
responsible for their absurd conclusions and actions.

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Dr. Abdu thank you for your info, but man your eyebrows are REALLY distracting! It's hard to stay focused on your message while staring and wondering about your eyebrows. Perhaps you may want to trim them to sensible levels.