1. How?
    Michaeal Singer Michaeal Singer United States says:
    January 2, 2014 at 8:11 AM

    As physicians have only a thirty-percent accuracy of prognostication on what basis would these medical students or physicians have the information required to proffer a prognosis?
    They could no more select winning lotto numbers than correctly give a prognosis.

    The usual course of an illness is a misnomer in that each patient is unique and there is no 'usual course'. A global measurement of the subjects prognosis can be made by using phase angle as measured by phase sensitive bioimpedance analysis; which has been shown to be ~96% accurate in all disease conditions.

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