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In the medical field these unintended consequences have a fancy term - iatrogenic - which means 'doctor caused.'— The Common Room
These chronic ailments are said to require long-term medical care for the patients 'management causing toxic side effects resulting in America's leading killer - iatrogenic disease.— Infowars
"Informed providers can both avoid iatrogenic (illness caused by physicians, hospitals, drugs, and medical procedures) harm due to medical exposures and provide any possible treatment for the chemical sensitivities."— American Chronicle
Saying that 25% of all hospital deaths are iatrogenic isn't the same as saying that 25% of people who get on airplanes die in a crash.— Thom Hartmann
The proper comparison would be to say that 25% of people who go to a hospital die due to iatrogenic causes, but that's not the case.— Thom Hartmann

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