More than that, their training is limited to recognizing symptoms and prescribing standard care. Most really aren't capable of tailoring therapies, and the few who are, know their professional success depends on sticking with the script. The real villains aren't the doctors, who are just mechanics following a manual, but their bosses who write the manual.
More than that, their training is limited to recognizing symptoms and prescribing standard care. Most really aren't capable of tailoring therapies, and the few who are, know their professional success depends on sticking with the script. The real villains aren't the doctors, who are just mechanics following a manual, but their bosses who write the manual.
More than that, their training is limited to recognizing symptoms and prescribing standard care. Most really aren't capable of tailoring therapies, and the few who are, know their professional success depends on sticking with the script. The real villains aren't the doctors, who are just mechanics following a manual, but their bosses who write the manual.