Health Sciences 3025A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Lynn Margulis, Gaia Hypothesis, James Lovelock
14 Dec 2016
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Textbook discusses the 3 examples in much greater detail. Typical publication bias refers to prevalence to positive results. This was published because it was going against herbalism and credits the pharma since they have an invisible hand pulling on the published research. Inhibitors for alzheimer"s and they lose their effects over time slowed down the. Jama paper headlines that this is not an effective for severe depression, although it was claimed. Reported 28 dropouts, and then 43 dropouts, then they adjusted it to 33 dropouts point is could not keep track of the amount of people that dropped out. It is unethical to withhold available treatment when in a placebo effect. Only thing that works for severe depression is actual proper therapy, actual human talking. Safety issues, discovered in eu, particularly rare liver toxicity (tylenol) The whole sample was not even proper, it is not peer reviewed. The challenger experiment recall our memories are not to be trusted.
