Did you ever expect theoretical physics and clinical research could share a common thread? Our latest MedEvidence Monday Minute Radio Show is an intriguing exploration of the ties between theoretical physics and clinical research. Dr. Koren and Kevin Geddings discuss the practical side of clinical research and the crucial need to comprehend risks and probabilities with an anecdote from the Oppenheimer movie. Dr. Koren illuminates the powerful parallels between the predictive nature of theoretical physics and the principles applied in clinical trials. From the conception of the atom bomb to the development of cutting-edge medical treatments, he brilliantly demonstrates how understanding mathematical models can shape the future.Â
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