In this clip, the speaker argues that doctors’ skepticism toward saliva testing can come from lack of exposure, not necessarily from proof that the test doesn’t work.
• Doctors often rely on what they were trained and taught during residency.
• If a method feels “new,” discouragement can happen before anyone deeply evaluates it.
• The healthcare ecosystem doesn’t always support education for newer testing approaches.
• When incentives favor short-term symptom control, root-cause diagnostics can get less attention.
• The practical standard should be: does the test change clinical decisions and outcomes?
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