If a treatment is best for most, is it best for a runner?

The idea that one given treatment will work for one condition, when the people are different is absurd. 

Runners are different than normal people. 

Risks of certain treatments are much higher for runners then they are for other people. 

Some treatments that are not risky at all for a runner, might be very risky for the average non-runner. 

Today on the Doc on the Run Podcast, we're talking about if a treatment is best for most people, is it best for a runner?