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Most Therapeutics Letters analyze evidence to draw conclusions about average drug effects in defined groups of people. This Letter takes a clinical pharmacological approach to revi
Most Therapeutics Letters analyze evidence to draw conclusions about average drug effects in defined groups of people. This Letter takes a clinical pharmacological approach to revi
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — Dr. Marnie Wilson is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine (Internal Medicine) and
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — The vast majority of meta-analyses published in medical journals use the I-squared (I2)
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This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — When analyzing a heterogeneous body of literature, between-studies differences can be co
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — Statistical software can enable researchers to conduct analyses by rote processes while
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — This talk introduced Elicit, an AI research assistant inspired by the systematic review
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — Dr. Aaron M Tejani is a researcher/educator with the Therapeutics Initiative (co-chair
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — While methods to systematically identify and synthesize evidence from the literature in
This live webinar has already taken place. Scroll down to view the video recording. — ‘Medicine is Awesome’: A critical look at the factors that shape the