What is the ruling on quoting from previous medical studies that contain references to the theory of evolution, references unrelated to the conclusion, and citing them in the bibliography, knowing that the current research does not address the theory of evolution and the quoted information is limited to medical effects?
You are responsible for the content of your research, not for what the authors of the sources you utilize have written. There is no harm in using sources from authors with mistaken ideas or deviant beliefs, as long as what you transmit is correct in itself, and the important thing is that your research be free of falsehood.
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