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and the same code of such diverse pursuits as controlled trials and exploratory observations. I admit, as I said earlier, that it may appear impertinent for an unqualified camp follower to air such views, and particularly in this environment. There are just two things I would add in extenuation, and I hope that they may prove to be the only really categorical assertions of which I have been guilty in this lecture. The first is that from my associations with doctors in controlled trials I have learned that the better the statistician understands the doctor/patient relationship and the doctor's very real and unique ethical problem the better can he help to devise a trial that may be less than ideal experimentally but yet likely to be of some, and perhaps considerable, value to medicine. Secondly, and still more important, I have learned that though the statistician may himself never see a patientthough indeed like Tristram Shandy's Uncle Toby he may live his life in doubt which is the right and which the wrong end of a woman-nevertheless, he cannot sit in an armchair, remote and Olympian, comfortably divesting himself of all ethical responsibility. As a partner in a combined endeavour a full share of that responsibility will always lie with him. He must endeavour to acquire the ethical perception and code of honour that is second nature of those qualified in medicine. And above all he must learn to blend the objectivity and humanity that this lecture commemorates.

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