Most physicians in the United States believe that religion and spirituality have a positive effect on patients` health, according to a survey published last week, and that God at least occasionally intervenes on their behalf. „The most telling part of this outcome,“ said Dr. Farr A. Curlin, the lead author and an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Chicago, „is that it shows that what doctors bring to the data, whether religious or secular, seems to have as much to do with their interpretations of the data as the data itself.“
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