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The study that found a 47%* reduction (relative to symptoms at the start of the study) wasn't placebo controlled and had a sample size of just 18, so there's no
by dns_snek 18d ago
The study that found a 47%* reduction (relative to symptoms at the start of the study) wasn't placebo controlled and had a sample size of just 18, so there's not even a control group to compare against.
> We note that due to the open-label nature of this initial trial, all of the assessments are subject to placebo effect, however the long-term improvements we observed here are promising.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-42183-0#Sec2 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-42183-0#Sec2
- nomel 18d agoThen, I suppose you could argue there's a possible, statistically significant, genetic component for efficacy of placebo, in autistic people. ;)