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Vitamin D Supplementation and Mortality in the Elderly: A Review of a Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials Using the REB Method. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Background The results of randomized controlled trials (RCTs) regarding the effect of vitamin D supplementation on mortality reduction are conflicting. Objective The aim of this study was to assess the level of evidence through a sensitivity analysis of the meta‐analysis by Shah et al.
Kostakis N, Lega JC, Boussageon R.
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Redefining Regulatory Proof: The End of the Two-Trial Paradigm. [PDF]
ABSTRACT The recent decision to establish a single pivotal trial as the default evidentiary standard for Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval marks a substantive shift in the architecture of regulatory proof. This marks a shift from replication‐based validation to a coherence‐based model of sufficiency, beyond a procedural adjustment.
Lega JC +7 more
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From Inference to Ritual: Why Frequentist Statistics Became Hard to Understand and Teach in Medicine. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Introduction Frequentist statistical tools still structure a large part of biomedical research, regulatory evaluation, and medical teaching, even though their correct interpretation remains uncertain among students, clinicians, and readers of the literature.
Lega JC, Chevret S.
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Validating the 2022 WHO classification in thyroid carcinomas: Prospective evidence for predicting iodine resistance. [PDF]
This study assessed the 2022 WHO classification for predicting RAIR disease in thyroid carcinomas, comparing it to older classifications. In a retrospective study of 253 cases, we found the 2022 classification more effective, especially by identifying high‐grade carcinomas and tumour necrosis as critical predictive factors.
André E +10 more
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Mathematische Statistik II. (H. Witting, U. Müller-Funk) Schließende Statistik. (W. Polasek) The New Statistical Analysis of Data. (T.W. Anderson, J.D. Finn) Grundbegriffe der Biometrie. (R.J. Lorenz) Vorlesungen über Wahrscheinlichkeitstheorie.
Johann Pfanzagl +8 more
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Background Medical decision making based on quantitative test results depends on reliable reference intervals, which represent the range of physiological test results in a healthy population.
Tobias Hepp +4 more
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Assessment of Imputation Quality: Comparison of Phasing and Imputation Algorithms in Real Data
Despite the widespread use of genotype imputation tools and the availability of different approaches, late developments of currently used programs have not been compared comprehensively. We therefore assessed the performance of 35 combinations of phasing
Katharina Stahl +4 more
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Background: The aim of this project was to explore how physicians and dentists in Germany evaluate biostatistics/biometry in general as well as their training in it.
Hartmann, Nina Alida +2 more
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Pre- Versus Post-Breeding Population Projection Models? A Simple Fix to a Common Parametrization Error. [PDF]
Population Projection Models (PPMs) are essential tools in demographic studies for predicting the growth of structured populations. This work introduces a simple, robust method for constructing pre‐ and post‐breeding projection matrices called MAP for Matrices Alternated Products directly from empirical data, addressing common errors related to ...
Martin TLP, Gaillard JM, Bonenfant C.
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[english] Currently, most of the documentation forms and item catalogs in healthcare are not accessible to the public. This applies both to clinical information systems and case report forms (CRFs) from studies. Open access to medical documentation forms
Dugas, Martin +7 more
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