Musings on Patient Care and Polarization After JAMA Oncology's Erroneous Report That Complementary Medicine Kills

John Weeks
In: EXPLORE · 2019 · vol. 15(2) , pp. 82–87 · doi:10.1016/j.explore.2018.12.007 · PMID:30709782 · W2906849428
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This commentary discusses the potential negative impact of a retracted JAMA Oncology report that erroneously linked complementary medicine to patient deaths on patient care and professional polarization.

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