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I know we sometimes talk about getting the word out to GP surgeries etc, but what is the equivalent for ambulance crews, nurses, etc. How, for instance, would you get Dr Muirhead's article in front of them? If just a few read it, they may then talk about it. Sure, some would denigrate it, but...

I would like to think this would not be confined to just doctors, researchers, etc. There are many other medical professionals whose attitudes have tremendous impact on people's well being - nurses, paramedics, ambulance crews, etc. Having encountered an ambulance man some while back, who was...

"evidence synthesis" is not a word combination that inspires confidence. Hope I'm just missing something.

https://www.bmj.com/company/who-we-are/values/

And if you've got it, 'flaunt' it ... :wtf::yuck:

I suspect it's journalistic drama that journals typically want to publish, to bolster their publication's kudos and circulation figures. Negative studies likely seen as boring and of little value to the journal or authors. Adding to the pool of scientific knowledge probably counts for a gnat's...

The irony being they can nonetheless be a positive contribution to science in their way.

Yep, that fits.

From my youth (which is a loooong time ago). 60s was it?

I would think it must be incredibly easy to think you are comparing like with like when you may well not be. Or to convince yourself they are close enough.

My thinking too.

Or a mother.

I don't know if this is related or not, but just in case, here goes. When our dog dreams she does as they usually do, her legs and body twitching quite a lot in a parody of running (we always assume). So it seems like one part of her brain is probably fully convinced she is running full tilt...