

The History of Bad Ideas: Overdiagnosis
We come to the end of this series of bad ideas with a conversation with neurologist Suzanne O’Sullivan about the problems of living in an age of diagnosis, when all medical conditions need a label and new labels appear all the time. What happens when the classification criteria for conditions like autism and ADHD get…

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“Wrll said Dr Runciman. That grade inflation brought intense marking pressure. And now AI creating completely new challenges. Accreditation becoming something of a mockery imo.”
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