In my daily clinical practice, I constantly see patients complaining of chest pain and do routine cardiological exams, many of which come back with normal results. The phase of modern medicine we are going through today means that diagnoses are only partially correct because, after the implementation of the Flexner report in 1910, it made medical schools teach only what they see with the naked eye and thus, only this part of medicine was considered “scientific” [1].
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