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To: Edwarda who wrote (66550)	12/14/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108807

I think there is a big difference between stating "this study found so-and-so," and stating, "I have reviewed the research, and I found it statistically flawed, and the researchers did not have good credentials." To make the latter statement, you must be stating that you actually read the journals, which are not available on-line [correction ~ it is possible that some of the research is available on-line, perhaps via Lexis-Nexus or something similar], so you must have travelled to a medical library where they were available and on the shelf. If you say the study is statistically flawed, you must also be stating that you have the scientific training to know how to set up the study, and that these researchers did it wrong. If you say the researchers don't have the proper "bona fides", you must also be saying that you KNOW that their credentials are false, even though you probably don't know anything more about them than their names. Please correct me if I am wrong, but you've posted many times that your MA is in medieval literature, I believe. And I don't think you went to a medical library between the time I posted the abstracts to Neo, and the time you posted that the research was flawed.