The Challenges of Evidence-Based Medicine (Part 1)

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In this grand rounds lecture John P.A. Ioannidis, MD, DSc, evaluates various levels of evidence and explores the importance of quality, significance, reproducibility, and feasibility. He also explains the complexities related to nutrition and lifestyle research and lays the foundation for responsibly establishing the evidence in this area. Dr. Ioannidis is a Professor of Medicine, of Epidemiology and Population Health, and (by courtesy) of Biomedical Data Science, and of Statistics and Co-Director, Meta-Research Innovation Center at Stanford (METRICS), Stanford University, Stanford, CA.
Hosted by Mark Hyman, MD, Head of Strategy and Innovation, Cleveland Clinic, Center for Functional Medicine
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@YDwelve 3 года назад

It almost feels shameful to call him an "expert" because of how disgraced that term has become. Thank you John P.A. Ioannidis, MD, DSc for being one of the few people that kept the credibility of the sciences alive.

@globalfoodaction6748 3 года назад

Credibility by publishing numerous weak papers in recent months constantly citing himself and providing limited evidence for his claims? Sure. He has fallen steeply from grace in the eyes of many epidemiologists.

@YDwelve 3 года назад

@@globalfoodaction6748 Oh now this will BE FUN. Tell me my dear fan of epidemiology which of the scientists have gained grace in the eyes of many epidemiologists? You clearly know what they are thinking so please go ahead, enlighten me, which epidemiologists did a fantastic job in 2020.

@OxysLokiMoros 3 года назад

@@YDwelve Kollateralleugner

@JesterInfester 3 года назад

@@globalfoodaction6748 Cite one paper penned by Dr. I that is not soundly based in the scientific method.

@dannyjensen2123 3 года назад

@@JesterInfester every paper not agreeing with globalfoodactions cognitive biases i suppose...

@jeffreymagedanz8130 3 года назад

Some argue that we shouldn't emphasize the flaws in science, because it will give ammunition to those who are "anti-science." However, overconfidence is a large part of what creates distrust. If scientists do more to acknowledge their biases and show that those biases are being addressed, there will be less distrust.

@welshdruid1957 3 года назад

It is not science that people distrust it is the blatant corruption of science by scientists and in particular the pharmaceutical companies that is insiduos. The use of ghost written reports by the pharmaceutical companies in the various medical is one glaring example of this.

@rawgaw2606 3 года назад

This man needs to be heard far and wide.

@buckcampbell4292 3 года назад

He was heard far and wide until he disagreed with the left wing version of events.

@sebacatana 23 дня назад

It's so funny how he talks about evidence based medicine and the first slide has the logo of the Institute for Functional Medicine 🤣 John is a hero.

@annabea5110 3 года назад

Thank you very much!

@chazlon5061 Год назад

Does anybody know what type of diet he recommends??

@allanforce5333 Год назад

So which trial data do you think they would share for which trials...they know the data will be looked at closely...I wonder if the other 54 percent produces similar results

@ahahahaha7311 3 года назад

love you

@fdm6337 3 года назад

The world doesn't need saving by medicine it needs saving from medicine

@elliotthancock4025 3 года назад

Need more data.

@stevenhines5550 3 года назад

Yeah. Choked on data collection.

@BANGskateproject 2 года назад

Need more data interpretation, not more noise.

@Ana-no6ur Год назад

Genius

@caroledempsey5052 3 года назад

Will you be getting the COVID vaccine ?

@dannyjensen2123 3 года назад

In this eara of covid19 induced insanity a talk by John Ioannidis feels like gourmet feast after 2 months of eating porridge...please come to denmark and save us from our homegrown "experts" in EBM...

@tassostsoutis601 3 года назад

Share this video please.

@hareriti2463 3 года назад

The US has approx. 30k to max 60k influenza related deaths/a, the US surpassed 350k corona related deaths by now, does that mean the arguement, that covid19 shows similar mortality rates as the flu still count???

@meme31382 3 года назад

Because masive testing of corona, if you use bad masive testing of influenza or rinovirus you gonna have similar or worst numbers

@azijnseikert1918 3 года назад

Everybody that dies and does have a positive PCR or have flu like symptoms. You are diagnosed as Covid death. Even car accidents. If it was not so sad it would be hilarious.

@hareriti2463 3 года назад

@@azijnseikert1918 this is a whole bunch of lies, 1) accidents will not be tested, of course not .. 2) for a long time now only patients with clear signs of Covid will be included in the statistics 3) there are specific sign to covid 4) the error margin could be determined by autopsy and appears to be stable EVERYONE claiming otherwise is a fraud...

@azijnseikert1918 3 года назад

Show me the evidence of your claims. Then this would be easy

@azijnseikert1918 3 года назад

And autopsy shows ( Prof dr Pusschel , Hamburg) that all!! his deaths (over 200) had comorbidity. Therefore it is with Corona.

@chaz6399 3 года назад

I'd rather be treated by a doctor with 30 years of clinical experience using his expertise, judgement, and intuition than a by-the-book doctor following the latest "evidence based" guidelines. The former is a genuine professional. The latter is a technician/McDoctor at best, and a state licensed drug pusher for Big Pharma at worst.

@anonymousAJ 2 года назад

I think it would be better to talk about years of longevity reduced by smoking rather than smoking is going to kill so many people. I promise you, those people will eventually die anyway.