I find this mildly interesting:(Reflections in a pile of bullshit)

[PCIntern]

3. Yes. I'm not saying

That recent advances are faulty… What I’m saying is that this was taught to us as irrevocable science and that we were obliged to follow this without fail or we were absolutely remiss in our responsibility to the patient. Later research may show that this is better outcome, but no mention is ever made of the fact that prior to the alteration in the protocol, The treatment modality was quite frankly problematic. When we were instructed in those days, nobody allowed as to how this could be the case. It was “do this or the patient dies because you didn’t do it right“.