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The 183 pages that link to Evidence-based medicine, each with the reason it gives.

• Shared decision-makingNarrower topic: It supplies the evidence component that shared decisions combine with individual preferences.

• CarcinogenNarrower topic: Carcinogen assessments weigh different kinds of evidence rather than relying on a single test.

• Systematic reviewNarrower topic: Systematic reviews summarize research evidence used alongside clinical judgment and patient preferences.

• Meta-analysisNarrower topic: Meta-analyses often summarize treatment evidence used in clinical decisions.

• Health technology assessmentNarrower topic: Assessment applies systematic evidence appraisal to decisions beyond individual clinical care.

• Clinical assessmentNarrower topic: Assessment is one part of the broader process of evidence-informed care.

• ReplicationNarrower topic: Replication informs how much confidence clinicians should place in reported treatment effects.

• Clinical practice guidelineNarrower topic: Guideline development formalizes evidence-based medicine for recurring clinical decisions.

• Evidence-based policyNarrower topic: Its methods and language helped shape evidence-oriented approaches in public policy.

• Lifestyle medicineNarrower topic: Lifestyle recommendations depend on judging evidence and individual circumstances.

• Case reportNarrower topic: It explains why a case is informative but insufficient by itself for general treatment guidance.

• Conservative managementNarrower topic: Evidence helps compare conservative options with procedural treatment for a specific condition.

• Medical cannabisNarrower topic: Medical cannabis decisions require separating reliable clinical evidence from anecdote and marketing.

• Mood stabilizerNarrower topic: Evidence differs by medication and by whether treatment targets mania, depression, or relapse prevention.

• Thomas SydenhamNarrower topic: His empiricism anticipates later efforts to ground medicine in systematically gathered evidence.

• Aaron T. BeckNarrower topic: Controlled studies of Beck’s therapy helped make psychotherapy outcomes more central to treatment evaluation.

• Open-label placeboNarrower topic: It frames how limited trial findings should inform treatment decisions without displacing proven care.

• The New England Journal of MedicineNarrower topic: The journal helps circulate evidence used within this approach to care.

• Austin Bradford HillNarrower topic: The controlled trials Hill advanced became a foundation for evaluating medical treatments.

• Water memoryNarrower topic: The controversy highlights the difference between a proposed mechanism and demonstrated clinical effectiveness.

• Ear candlingNarrower topic: Clinical testing, rather than the procedure’s traditional explanation, determines whether candling works.

• The BMJNarrower topic: The journal publishes research and debate that inform evidence-based clinical decisions.

• History of pathologyNarrower topic: Pathological findings became one kind of evidence within broader standards for evaluating diagnosis and treatment.

• IridologyNarrower topic: Its standards require diagnostic claims to be tested against reproducible evidence.

• Medicine (drug or remedy)Narrower topic: It provides a framework for choosing medicines using more than tradition or theory.