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Dear Reader,
Earlier this year in one of our research group meetings we discussed the updated NICE guidelines for type 2 diabetes. That conversation resurfaced a question that comes up regularly when I teach in the classroom and the clinic...
Finerenone (Kerendia®) is often grouped with older mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists such as spironolactone and eplerenone, but it is a distinct drug, with a different pharmacologic profile, a growing list of indications, and evidence...
Dear Reader,
While researching Part 4 of this series, I came across two classic examples of interpretive spin that highlight the difference between reporting results and interpreting them.
Interpretive spin occurs when study results are f...
Dear Readers,
This summer is nearly over as evident by the cooler mornings and children back in school. As some of you may have noticed, I took a hiatus from writing these letters over July and August. And every hiatus has a trail of stori...
Bias in the selection of the reported result
Dear Reader,
Welcome to Part 4 of a series of letters on bias in RCTs.
Part 4 covers bias in selection of reported results. This bias arises when a published result is chosen, based on its di...
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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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