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Outcome reporting in cohort studies of interventions

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Cohort studies of interventions complement randomised controlled trials. They are sometimes the best or the only evidence about interventions and outcomes that are difficult to assess in randomised controlled trials or populations that are underrepresented in these trials. Methodological advances have led to non-random

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May 28, 2026

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Outcome reporting in cohort

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