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Dear Chris,
all the best to you as you finish your studies…
You know home for me is the bay area and I often visit (when healthy)…someday I may just stop by your clinic to say hello…
how very exciting…
and I certainly would be happy to refer people I know to you so keep me informed. -
I look foward to your return and wish you success in your upcoming year. I very much enjoy reading your critics of studies and before you depart for the year I have a question. Have you found certain books to be helpful in your critical appraisals of studies? Other than your education and general understanding of health. I have been reading some EBM books but I find they side heavily for mainstream medicine and I know there is critism that EBM is not applicable [nor are RCT] to CAM. Any reading suggestions?
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Sabra,
You might find the Health News Review website to be helpful. They review clinical studies and have a helpful “Things you should know about clinical research” section.
Chris
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