Key result
The authors argue that integrating anecdotal, unproven treatments into sports medicine is flawed, ethically questionable, and undermines the credibility of the specialty.
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Editorial
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The authors argue that Sports and Exercise Medicine must adhere to evidence-based medicine rather than relying on unproven, anecdotal treatments for elite athletes.
The authors argue that Sports and Exercise Medicine must adhere to evidence-based medicine rather than relying on unproven, anecdotal treatments for elite athletes.
Franklyn‐Miller et al. (2009) conducted an editorial in Sports injuries. The authors argue that integrating anecdotal, unproven treatments into sports medicine is flawed, ethically questionable, and undermines the credibility of the specialty.
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