Patients prefer odds of survival over death framing in medical choices
A Harvard led study finds patients and professionals shift toward radiation when survival odds are emphasized over mortality. Presenting a 10 percent death risk vs a 90 percent survival chance changed preferences, suggesting framing affects medical decisions and could reduce bias in care.
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