Episode 77: Debating Evidence-Based Medicine in the COVID-19 Era

Episode 77: Debating Evidence-Based Medicine in the COVID-19 Era

Adam Cifu (@adamcifu), MD, internest in Chicago, and Michel Accad (@michelaccad), MD, cardiologist in San Francisco, debate how much evidence is needed for interventions during COVID-19, whether a short time frame to act calls for less scientific rigor in supporting interventions, and the reliance on RCTs vs other means of information.

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