2015
DOI: 10.12688/f1000research.6878.1
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Peering into the “rabbit hole” of publication bias and inadequate research transparency: Adding tangibility to the abstract

Abstract: When patients seek medical care, they assume the treatment or advice they receive is based on a strong understanding of the human body and its processes. They also typically assume the care they receive is based on a strong understanding of the research literature pertaining to their well-being and any ailments for which they might seek care. However, publication bias and inadequate research transparency greatly threaten medical providers' ability to practice evidence-based medicine in its truest form, and thi… Show more

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