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by Alison McCook

NEWS ANALYSIS

IVF-prayer study raises doubts

Email: Alison McCook - abmccook@yahoo.com
News from The Scientist 2004, 5(1):20040614-04

Published 14 June 2004

The Journal of Reproductive Medicine has withdrawn from its Web site a September 2001 study that demonstrated the benefits of prayer on fertility treatments, following recent concerns raised by the research community about the validity of the results. One of the three authors of the paper is a lawyer and psychic researcher who last month pleaded guilty in a Pennsylvania court to a number of charges, including using phony identities and defrauding the cable company Adelphia Communications of more than $1 million.


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