Titlebook: Epidemiological Practices in Research on Small Effects; Hans Hoffmeister,Moyses Szklo,Michael Thamm Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-V

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Schallemission und Schallfelder in Luft,es. The strong risk factors for disease such as smoking or asbestos and lung cancer have been identified through epidemiology and these situations may be less common in the future. This does not mean that some exposures today may not be causing high risks in the population. These factors are yet to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09298-6st fifteen years ago and a second some ten years ago. The topic I had to discuss ten years ago had almost the same title as today’s talk, “Biases and Weak Associations”. So I went back to my previous publication and saw that I could say just about the same things now. But I will give that as a refer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39646-9 also been applied to the quantitative description of how an effect and its determinants may vary among studies. That aspect of meta-analysis is not considered here). Meta-analysis was introduced into medical research about a decade ago. There has been an explosive growth in its use, particularly in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94829-9cept the conclusions that meta-analysis cannot be useful. basically. To briefly state my point of view: I am a great believer in the scientific method, as I am sure all of you are too. To me, the essence of the scientific method is its truth-seeing objective, and that encompasses the ability to repr

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,Die gef??chirurgischen Grundtechniken,rested in data collection issues in relation to systematic reviews and meta-analysis. A meta-analysis is an observational study, where the study population comprises of studies and not people. As such, it has many of the same problems that any observational study has, even when the studies included

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978-3-642-80465-6Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998