Medical research is a much different thing than science in other disciplines. Real science involves creating a closed system, modifying a single variable, and accurately measuring all other variables to observe correlations and to ensure only the manipulated variable is actively modified during the process.

Research on a human body is never going to come close to this ideal. There is always going to be elements interfering with the basic research process. Few issues will have a definitive answer and the potential for manipulation is great. Only by a steady concretion of unbiased data can we get the right answers. Few medical questions have been answered with any certainty by science. The best we can do is to assess how close or far we are from certainty.

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