Mammography and the politics of randomised controlled trials   Commentary: The public has a role to play in translating evidence into practice   Commentary: Why are researchers surprised when there is not a smooth transition from research into practice?

Wells, J Elisabeth; Ong, Giok; Bastian, Hilda

doi:10.1136/bmj.317.7167.1224

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Mammography and the politics of randomised controlled trials Commentary: The public has a role to play in translating evidence into practice Commentary: Why are researchers surprised when there is not a smooth transition from research into practice?

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