text: Yo, let me break it down for you,
  The science, medicine, and practice, they all intertwine,
  But the question arises, what's the character of medicine, define?
  Back in the 19th century, they aimed to bridge the gap,
  Between scientific thought and medical guidelines, no cap.
  They made progress in reasoning, procedures too,
  Nosology, casuistic thinking, and diagnostics, they knew.
  But medicine's about healing, that's the real deal,
  Yet, over time, a divergence you can feel.
  Since the mid-1800s, intentions went astray,
  Causing reactions from all sides, I gotta say.
  Not just from "Schulmedizin" or other domains,
  But doctors and patients, feeling the strains.
  As clinical research evolved, it came to light,
  Medicine and science, they don't align so tight.
  Through these changes, it's crystal clear to see,
  Medicine won't be pure science, not even applied, you agree?
  'Cause patients are individuals, unique in their own right,
  So medical knowledge and practice, they unite.
  Directed by the patient, that's the key,
  A dialectic unity, it's how it's meant to be.