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== Impact on longevity and public health == [[Philip E. Tetlock|Tetlock]] and Gardner claimed that the contributions of medical science to increasing human longevity and public health were negligible, and too often negative, until Scottish physician [[Archie Cochrane]] was able to convince the medical establishment to adopt [[Randomized controlled trial#History|randomized control trials]] after World War II.<ref>{{cite Q|Q21203378}}, esp. ch. 2<!-- Superforecasting -->.</ref>
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