And when this is discovered they discontinue the conventional surgery as a treatment. Because that proves it isn’t effective.
Actually no. What this resulted in is drug companies arguing they ethically should not have to do sham surgery controls in trials. But approval of expensive surgeries that don’t work is somehow ethical.
And when this is discovered they discontinue the conventional surgery as a treatment. Because that proves it isn’t effective.
I couldn’t find the part of the article that supported your statement.
Yes, being better than a placebo is a very low bar.
https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/29/health/placebos-improve-mental-health-conditions-wellness
St. Johns wort vs placebo.
https://www.science.org/content/article/st-johns-wort-works-no-wonders
Actually no. What this resulted in is drug companies arguing they ethically should not have to do sham surgery controls in trials. But approval of expensive surgeries that don’t work is somehow ethical.
It doesn’t mean it’s not effective. It means that it has the same outcome.
It’s just more proof that some people could be easily fixed if they were just stabbed a little.