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You are right. Still, I like to think that 34 babies were born healthy who would have had cerebral palsy if not for the magnesium compound.
That has to be a real medical miracle doesn't it?
2241 X 7.3% = 163.593.
Expected number of CP babies.
1/2 X 2241 X 7.3% = 81.7965
CP babies after placebo.
1/2 X 2241 X 4.2% = 47.061
CP babies after magnesium compound.
163.593 - (81.7965 + 47.061) = 34.7355
Expected CP babies minus actual CP babies.
Result: 34.7355 medical miracle babies.
I have a good life. I am married and have 4 beautiful, healthy children.