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It involved only 20 people. Without random assignment, a group this small makes it especially easy for something other than what was studied to explain the difference researchers saw. Treat this as a very early signal rather than an answer.
Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior · 2026 · PMID 42248366See the full record →
It involved only 12 people. Random assignment still means the groups started out comparable, but with so few people the result can shift a lot by chance — a larger trial could easily find something different. Treat this as an early signal rather than an answer.
