Bad medicine: non-ST elevation myocardial infarction
Abstract
No one ever got sued for doing too much. Accordingly, 60% of the UK patients prescribed statins are considered at low risk—that is, they do not need treatment.1 2 But doctors are treating cholesterol concentrations. No one is interested in the abstract concept of risk. It’s easier to do something than nothing. However, while a diagnosis may last only a moment on the doctor’s lips it can hang for a lifetime around patients’ necks. It can destroy...
Paper Details
Title
Bad medicine: non-ST elevation myocardial infarction
Published Date
Oct 9, 2013
Journal
Volume
347
Issue
oct09 4
Pages
f5967 - f5967
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