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Tony Robbins says Mayo study found 88% of first diagnoses differed
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
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"I'm glad you mentioned this. The Mayo Clinic did a study. In 2017, they took 286 patients with various diagnosis, and they took the first diagnosis, and then they had a second doctor do a a diagnosis. Only 12% of the time did they match."
Tony Robbins claims that a 2017 Mayo Clinic study of 286 patients found first and second medical diagnoses matched only 12% of the time, and argues this supports routinely seeking second opinions. He frames medicine as an “art” shaped by clinician perception, and says additional opinions can refine a diagnosis.
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