It appears to me that we have been struck once again by publication
bias and
press release science. The authors can't simply state negative findings
because
no one will publish the paper. I also expect the study would never make
this
discussion list if the findings didn't show an effect.
vitamins, Alzheimer's, and telling the whole story
sblack
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 22:46:47 -0700
Our CTV television network, which prides itself in presenting the
very latest in medical advances, adequate evidence or not, had
another one tonight. A randomized controlled study which
showed that a 2-year
vitamins, Alzheimer's, and telling the whole story
Our CTV television network, which prides itself in presenting the
very latest in medical advances, adequate evidence or not, had
another one tonight. A randomized controlled study which
showed that a 2-year regimen of B vitamins in the elderly
On 10 Sep 2010 at 3:08, Allen Esterson wrote:
Query re cognitive impairment: Is it possible that previous studies
showing some correlation between brain atrophy and the likelihood of
developing Alzheimer's is relevant to the claims?
Snake oil,snakoil,snake oil.
Michael
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Our CTV television network, which prides itself in presenting the
very latest in medical advances, adequate evidence or not, had
another one tonight. A randomized controlled study which
showed that a 2-year regimen of B vitamins in the elderly with
mild cognitive impairment slows the rate of
