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August 17, 2018BMJ

Focusing on overdiagnosis as a driver of too much medicine

John Brodersen Barnett S. Kramer Helen Macdonald Lisa M. Schwartz Steven Woloshin

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Why overdiagnosis is hard to spot and to explain to individuals

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