The Need for an in Utero Diagnostic Assessment Prior to Delivery
By Michael Lawrence Langan MD
One thing is for certain.
When society gives power of diagnosis and treatment to individuals within a group schooled in just one uncompromising model of addiction with the majority attributing their very own sobriety to that model, they will exercise that power to diagnose and treat anyone and everyone according to that model.
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Carl Sagan’s Baloney Detection Kit and the Birth of “Addiction Medicine” as a New Discipline: The Need for an in Utero Diagnostic Assessment Prior to Delivery — Disrupted Physician
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Conclusion
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