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Ezra Hauer writes:
In your January 2013 Commentary (Epidemiology) you say that “…misunderstanding persists even in high-stakes settings.” Attached is an older paper illustrating some such.
“It is like trying to sink a battleship by firing lead shot at it for a long time”—well put!
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