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But well-designed, placebo-controlled studies of magnet therapy have
been rare. One such well-publicized study at Baylor College of Medicine
in Houston suggested that magnet therapy significantly reduced knee
pain in 50 patients with post-polio syndrome, although even those who
received sham therapy also reported some improvement.

Another placebo-controlled study by a plastic surgeon in Boca Raton,
Fla., indicated that magnet therapy could significantly reduce the pain
and swelling that typically follows liposuction. Other studies found
magnets helped control foot pain in people with diabetes as well as the
pain of dental extractions. Magnet therapy has also helped promote the
healing of fractures that fail to unite.

Yet little attention has been paid to a study of heel pain at the New
York College of Podiatric Medicine in which 19 patients who wore
magnetic insoles and 15 patients whose insoles looked the same but
were not magnetic reported the same 60 percent improvement.

Likewise, little excitement was generated by a placebo-controlled study
of 20 patients with chronic low back pain published in March in The
Journal of the American Medical Association, which found no
statistically significant difference in pain relief between those using real
and sham bipolar magnets.

Most studies purporting to show positive results either lacked a placebo
control or could not be sure patients were unaware of who was
wearing real magnets. For example, in a pilot study at Vanderbilt
University Medical Center of 16 patients with knee pain caused by
rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis, magnet therapy for one week resulted
in a 67 percent reduction in pain. But the study lacked a placebo group
for comparison.

In a study of back and knee pain among 54 patients in Texas and
Alabama who were treated with quadrapolar magnet therapy or a
look-alike placebo, in just one day those receiving magnet therapy
experienced significantly greater pain relief. But the researchers said
that "patient blindness" to who received which treatment "cannot be
assured," because patients could use a paper clip or safety pin to
determine whether the devices they were wearing were real or fake.
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