Dr. Tom Chalmers, 1917-1995: the tribulations of a trialist. Interview by Malcolm Maclure.

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This article is the second part of an interview Dr. Malcolm Maclure had with Dr. Thomas Chalmers shortly before Chalmers' death late in 1995. It probes his role as a champion of randomized clinical trials.

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