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A Systematic Review of the Quality of Homeopathic Clinical Trials

Research-methods review

Wayne B. Jonas; Rachel L. Anderson; Cindy C. Crawford; John S. Lyons 31 December 2001 1 minute read 15 views

A review comparing validity threats in homeopathic clinical trials with a sample of conventional medical research.

The researchers applied a system-neutral set of validity criteria. They found frequent problems with sample size, generalizability and other design features and reported that positive outcomes were less common in randomized than non-randomized homeopathy studies.
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