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Thanks for this link. I will have to remember this story and send it to some friends who are doing research right now.

While it is not mentioned in the article the way I would say it, it does point out the problem with doctors using epidemiology research techniques for problems that are not epidemics (using epidemic in the medical sense). It is based on a drawn conclusion by people who have no expertise in the area. I would never dream of doing medical research based on my criminology expertise and I want them to stay out of my area. When I look at medical research, I can say (as one example) that cigarette smoking cannot possibly cause cancer because a larger portion of smokers than can be explained by natural immunity never get cancer.