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Crossley NA, Sena E, Goehler J, Horn J, van der Worp B, Bath PMW, Macleod M, Dirnagl U (2008)

Empirical Evidence of Bias in the Design of Experimental Stroke Studies; A Metaepidemiologic Approach. Stroke 39:929-34. doi: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.107.498725.
The vast majority of records in the James Lind Library illustrate progress in the evaluation of clinical and public health interventions. We also include some records, such as this one, that illustrate progress in the evaluation of animal and other pre-clinical research.

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Crossley NA, Sena E, Goehler J, Horn J, van der Worp B, Bath PMW, Macleod M, Dirnagl U (2008). Empirical Evidence of Bias in the Design of Experimental Stroke Studies; A Metaepidemiologic Approach. Stroke 39:929-34.

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