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Posted On: 10/03/2017 4:03:45 PM
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If the story were true, why didn't he post a link to the Facebook page?
Sox, you are the one who asks for links. How can you give credibility to a story that easily could link to the source, but doesn't? And then the poster disappears?
Besides that, as you know, there is a HIGH rate of response to placebo in psoriasis trials because of the waxing and waning that is typical of the disease. Of course the patients know what the investigational drug is. But that does not mean that any positive response is due to the drug.
I'm calling BS on this story until there is a link to the Facebook page that proves it's someone's real post. And then, even if it is, it is not 100% guaranteed proof of anything.
Show me.
Sox, you are the one who asks for links. How can you give credibility to a story that easily could link to the source, but doesn't? And then the poster disappears?
Besides that, as you know, there is a HIGH rate of response to placebo in psoriasis trials because of the waxing and waning that is typical of the disease. Of course the patients know what the investigational drug is. But that does not mean that any positive response is due to the drug.
I'm calling BS on this story until there is a link to the Facebook page that proves it's someone's real post. And then, even if it is, it is not 100% guaranteed proof of anything.
Show me.
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