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Yes. I'm A Doctor, An Epidemiologist, And Lots Of My Professional Colleagues Flip Back And Forth Between Industry And Medical Roles. I Know Them; They Are Not Bad People. But It Is Possible For Good People In Bad Systems To Do Things That Inflict Enormous Harm.

In The Past, [medicalization]has Been Portrayed As Something That Doctors Inflict On A Passive And Un-suspecting World - An Expansion Of The Medical Empire. But In Reality, It Seems That These Reductionist Bio-medical Stories Can Appeal To Us All, Because Complex Problems Often Have Depressingly-complex Causes, And The Solutions Can Be Taxing, And Unsatisfactory.

Doctors And Patients Need As Much Data As Possible To Make An Informed Decision About What Treatment Is Best.

Real Science Is All About Critically Appraising The Evidence For Somebody Else's Position.

As It Is A Major Component Of Blood, Water Is Vital For Transporting Oxygen To The Brain. Heaven Forbid That Your Blood Should Dry Out.