A victory for *evidence based* medicine

[kellyb]

On the front page of the BMJ right now:

http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/short/333/7574/912?ehom=

Whatever the reasons, it is a sobering thought that Archie Cochrane's 1972 statement that we should use what has been tested and found to reach its objectives is as revolutionary now as it was then.

[Deetee]

You must get a different version of the BMJ.

Mine has this on the front page:

http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/home/icons/bmjh7574.jpg (http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/current.shtml)

First line:

Measles has reappeared in the United Kingdom, with
449 confirmed cases to the end of May 2006 compared
with 77 in 2005, and the first death since 1992.1 2 Cases
are occurring in inadequately vaccinated children and
in young adults, leading to concerns that endemic
measles could re-emerge.


ETA To be fair, it does cover the Flu issue as well. I wonder why you chose that particular paper over the measles paper to highlight, however.