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An example of misleading means (averages)

In an article titled Is Contrave Worth Trying If You Want to Lose Weight?, the website for Consumer Reports notes about the combination of naltrexone and bupropion (brand name Contrave): “In three clinical trials, people who took Contrave up to 56 weeks lost only five to nine pounds more on average than those who took…

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