[Robie]

Following a post in which excerpts from a JAMA study were posted, several replies were posted indicating things to the effect of the study being flawed, JAMA has been discredited, etc., but with no support or study to the contrary being specifically cited. One poster suggested that the JAMA study was conducted in a way in which their desired result would be confirmed. But could it be that the replies suggesting, without support, that there is no correlation is similarly the same confirmation bias on the other side? I'm not trying to be argumentative, or suggest that I know anything one way or the other, but rather honestly trying to find out the truth since I live on a golf course. Is there and study or other credible source that can be cited that is the definitive final answer to this debunking JAMA, if there ever is such a thing a definitive final answer?