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Does Random Participant Assignment Cause Fewer Benefits in Research Participants? Systematic Review of Partially Randomized Acupuncture Trials
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 10/27/09
Koog YH et al. – The authors found that patients who were randomly assigned to treatment groups in acupuncture trials had fewer health benefits than those who were nonrandomly assigned.
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