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New Scientist, 2011
Osagie K. Obasogie's criticism of clinical trials contains a number of misleading assumptions, including the implication that a clinical trial is by definition a drug trial (22 January, p 24).
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Osagie K. Obasogie's criticism of clinical trials contains a number of misleading assumptions, including the implication that a clinical trial is by definition a drug trial (22 January, p 24).
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Veterinary clinical trials are on trial
Veterinary Record, 2017Veterinary surgeons, nurses, and owners and farmers make clinical decisions every day that affect the health and welfare of the animals they care for. A large number of these decisions are focused on medical or surgical treatments. A recent study by Robinson and others (2017) found that for small animal consultations, therapeutic treatments were the ...
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Virginia Law Review, 1947
Abstract More than six months have now elapsed since the International Military Tribunal rendered its judgment in Nürnberg. It has been widely discussed, and although public opinion is by no means unanimous, approval, with some reservations, is general; much of the early criticism, necessarily theoretical since the trial had not yet ...
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Abstract More than six months have now elapsed since the International Military Tribunal rendered its judgment in Nürnberg. It has been widely discussed, and although public opinion is by no means unanimous, approval, with some reservations, is general; much of the early criticism, necessarily theoretical since the trial had not yet ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
“It is clear that the number of jury trials declined in many, perhaps most, jurisdictions … over the last fifty years.” As Professor Marc Galanter writes, this decline reflects a long-term phenomenon with roots beginning in the early twentieth century. I’ve previously brainstormed the causes of the decline in civil jury trials.
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“It is clear that the number of jury trials declined in many, perhaps most, jurisdictions … over the last fifty years.” As Professor Marc Galanter writes, this decline reflects a long-term phenomenon with roots beginning in the early twentieth century. I’ve previously brainstormed the causes of the decline in civil jury trials.
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Meta-analysis in clinical trials.
Controlled Clinical Trials, 1986R. Dersimonian, N. Laird
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Another trial for the TARGET trial
Intensive Care Medicine, 2022Mohammad H. Alshaer, Charles A. Peloquin
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Assessing the quality of reports of randomized clinical trials: is blinding necessary?
Controlled Clinical Trials, 1996A. Jadad +6 more
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