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A patient reports side effects from a medication. A government committee learns about the side effects and decides the medicati...Question
A patient reports side effects from a medication. A government committee learns about the side effects and decides the medication is not safe for public use. Did the committee use science to make the decision?(1 point)
Responses
Yes; the committee used research.
Yes; the committee used research.
No; committees use rules, not science.
No; committees use rules, not science.
Yes; all medicine is science.
Yes; all medicine is science.
No; the committee used an anecdote.
Responses
Yes; the committee used research.
Yes; the committee used research.
No; committees use rules, not science.
No; committees use rules, not science.
Yes; all medicine is science.
Yes; all medicine is science.
No; the committee used an anecdote.
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The most accurate response is:
**No; the committee used an anecdote.**
The committee's decision appears to be based on a singular report of side effects from the patient rather than on extensive scientific research or data that would typically be required to assess the safety of a medication comprehensively.
**No; the committee used an anecdote.**
The committee's decision appears to be based on a singular report of side effects from the patient rather than on extensive scientific research or data that would typically be required to assess the safety of a medication comprehensively.
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