Agreed. The purpose of a double-blind study is that neither the patient nor the investigator knows which drug is taken by whom. Yes, I know psoriasis waxes and wanes. But if the patient case report says psoriasis is cleared at the last visit, guess which drug did the trick? Hint, not the sugar pill.

My favorite part of the PR:

"We do significant laboratory research before engaging in a trial. That may be a reason why we have successfully completed three different studies on three very different compounds."

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You don't have to unblind the study to see if P is working.

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