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alan
what are you on??!!

beechwood vs ash
pah!
too few numbers - only 56 arms

everyone knows they both give far too much smoke and  yew was shown in the
euphrates IV study to be fire more effective

martin

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Date: 16 November 1999 09:25
Subject: RE: numbers needed to pray


Date sent:      Mon, 15 Nov 1999 10:55:22 -0800
Subject:        RE: numbers needed to pray
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> List members may be interested to note that there is a Cochrane review on
Intercessory Prayer
although I presume this study is to recent to be included?
>
> Intercessory prayer for the alleviation of ill health
> Roberts L, Ahmed I, Hall S, Sargent C

Fascinating:  having just read "The Name of the Rose"  could there
be a whole cache of Medieval "Evidence-based" material,  hiding
out there in chained libraries,  and written secretly by scholars like
Roger Bacon and William and Occam:

Beechwood v. ash saplings for burning witches (Beechwood is
more effective:  mean time to incineration 20.4 mins v. 28.2 mins,
p<0.05)

Thumbscrews are more effective than the rack in obtaining
recantation from heretics (recantation rate 76% v. 52%,  p<0.001).

Touching for the King's Evil (Scrofula):  a meta-analaysis

Etc.

Regards Alan O'Rourke
Alan O'Rourke
Information Officer
WIsdom Centre for Networked Learning
Institute of General Practice
Community Sciences Centre
Community Science Centre
Northern General Hospital Sheffield S5 7AU
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