Eighty-six patients with T-type disease received the same treatment  In one study, they were equally divided into two groups, with all members of one group participating in collectively encouraging activities once a week, while the other group did not  Ten years later, 41 patients died in each group
Some doctors believe that participating in the collectively encouraging activities once a week will reduce the confidence of patients receiving treatment.
 It is clear that collectively encouraging activities does not make people with T-type disease live longer