Homeopathy In Upper Respiratory Tract Infections ? The Impact Of Plausibility Bias

In an apparent paradox, the same meta-analysis concluded that homeopathy had a ‘substantial beneficial effect’ in acute upper respiratory tract infections (URTI), without evidence of positive bias. Other meta-analyses have reached similar conclusions [2, 3].

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