Re:bls/das

Only a layperson here--now wondering, does clinical experience, actually any personal, repetitive, conclusive, observable experience not count if "research" hasn't been accomplished to support it, notwithstanding refute it?

I always thought the number one, major concern of psychologist, physicians, etc., was “first, do not harm”. Isn’t it more appropriate to be “safe than sorry?” Just a layperson’s thoughts.

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Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe PhD, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02

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