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Letters from a Pharmacist

J Gamble, PhD RPh

Critical drug evidence, distilled into practical pharmacotherapy insight.

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Bias in the selection of the reported result

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    I am a health scientist writing about drug evidence, what it shows, what it doesn’t, and what often gets lost in translation. Independent, evidence-first. Pharmacoepidemiologist | Pharmacist | Clinical Associate Professor

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