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Re:The foot soldiers behind psychology’s replication crisis by jessaustin on Thursday September 13, 2018 @06:02PM (#17983063)
We don't take calomel anymore, but it was used for over a century more, including in "teething powders" until 1954. There's a 1965 "Perry Mason" episode in which an attempted murder victim is given lemonade laced with mercuric chloride, with the dubious idea that this will be written off by investigators as a product of a reaction between his habitual calomel and a very weak acid.
Re:The foot soldiers behind psychology’s replication crisis by emodendroket on Thursday September 13, 2018 @06:12PM (#17983129)
It's in the full article, but Rush's idea was that you should give like ten times the customary dose.
Re:The foot soldiers behind psychology’s replication crisis by nonbel on Thursday September 13, 2018 @08:14PM (#17983815)
Interesting, do they subtract this effect when they calculate the deaths due to smoking?