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Unexplained Link Unearthed Between The Medical Science And The Science Of Astrology
If you are among those thousands of people, who believe that the science of astrology play its role only when it comes to your personality, behaviour, emotions, outlook and gesture and match making with the people born under the other zodiac signs, then you are probably bearing a wrong and incomplete concept in your mind. A very recent study carried out by Peter Austin along with three other researchers at the Institute for the Clinical Evaluative Science in Toronto, using data from 10,000,000 denizens of Ontario in the year 2000, has unearthed the fact that the science of astrology has an unexplained association with certain medical disorders.

The study has opened a new dimension for both the world of astrology and the medical science. It has been established that the people who are born under the zodiac sign Virgo, usually have a tendency to vomit more during pregnancy periods, while the people born under the zodiac sign Pisces are highly exposed to the risk of heart failure and the Librans are more prone to the pelvis fracture. It has also been established that each of these 12 zodiac signs has at least two distinctive diseases that they are associated with.

According to the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council grantee Peter Austin, "replace astrological signs with another characteristic such as gender or age, and immediately your mind starts to form explanations for the observed associations." Austin also said that they could then conclude with the well-constructed reasons behind the fact that they saw such results. As per Austin they did the study in order to prove a larger point - the more they looked for patterns, the more likely they were to find them, particularly when they didn't begin with a particular question.

Peter Austin discussed his results at the conference of American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) that was held at San Francisco and continued from 15th to 19th February 2007. He found that although each of the 12 astrological sign was in association with its own unique medical disorders, his initial results were not reproduced when they were fully examined in a second mass of population. Austin, during his speech, said, "scientists take pains to make sure their clinical studies are conducted accurately, but sometimes erroneous conclusions will be obtained solely due to chance."

Insofar the statistical chances are concerned, in 5% of cases the scientists may come up with wrong conclusion regarding the existence of an association, while as a matter of fact no such association actually exists in the population that the scientists are studying. Hence the only best mode of mitigating the chance of ending up with an incorrect conclusion is to produce unexpected results in the forthcoming studies.

According to Austin there always exists an unprecedented risk of creating a scientific decision based on the results of a single study - especially when the results proved to be unanticipated or the association was one that they had never decided to research on. Austin believes that when a series of studies severally or jointly will come to the same conclusion, there will be no risk of arriving at the wrong conclusion.

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