What is Science-Based Medicine?

Chemistry

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SSSSS [86.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: Medicine is a scientific field whose subject of research is the health and well-being of living whips.

Explanation:

Primarily medicine deals with the study of man and the treatment of man, but also of some animal species. Two principles are founded: theoretical research and practical, or often called a clinical policy. The academic and research law will enable a specific area, disease, congenital disability, or condition to be defined, studied in detail, and after the conclusion of tests performed. Concluded medical theory is most often put into a usable form through various educational processes, which will lead to the ultimate goal - to improve the health of living forms on which this theory will be applied.

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