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Deemer Clause

Meaning

The Deemer Clause, in a clinical context, represents a diagnostic convention where a specific physiological state or deficiency is presumed to exist based on a defined set of indirect clinical and laboratory indicators, rather than requiring direct, often more complex, confirmation of the primary cause. This principle acknowledges that certain conditions, particularly in hormonal health, can be reliably inferred from a constellation of associated findings, allowing for pragmatic clinical decision-making.