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== Burden of Proof (Medical) == ...prove that a particular treatment or intervention is in the best interest of the patient.

'''Alcohol proof''' is a measure of the amount of [[ethanol]] (alcohol) contained in an alcoholic beverage. The term was firs Alcohol proof: /ˈælkəhɒl pruːf/

...rcentage of total volume. The ABV standard is used worldwide for all types of alcoholic beverages. ...ohol content in a liquid by volume, which is a simple and effective method of quantifying the alcohol content.

== Proof (medicine) == ...dicine, refers to the evidence that supports the effectiveness or efficacy of a medical treatment or intervention. The term originates from the Latin wor

...e could not only detoxify the body of radiation but also offer some degree of immunity against it and even address incipient cancer. ...rd introduced Dianazene as a means to "run out" radiation and purportedly "proof" a person against its effects. These claims were predominantly based on Hub