Professor Jenicek's paper is confused in that his proposal to 'integrate' what he means by 'evidence-based scientific theory and cognitive approaches to medical thinking' actually embodies a contradiction. But, although confused, he succeeds in teaching us more about the EBM debate than those who seem keen to forge ahead without addressing the underlying epistemological problems that Jenicek br...

BACKGROUND Rapid advances in brain sciences are challenging the validity of the traditional divide between neurology and psychiatry. The need for closer ties has been widely advocated. OBJECTIVE To assess attitudes of neurologists and psychiatrists to closer links in general and to joint education in particular. METHODS Postal questionnaire survey of trainees (SpRs) trainers (Members of Spe...

Leveraging on the Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) and economic growth rate data from World Bank (WB), this study employs a robust VAR time series methodology in delineating relationship between corruption Zimbabwe. Noting worsening levels coupled with grim performance, informs policy for new political administration keen to fight corruption. The affirms unidirectional causality flowi...