Going Beyond the Grand Mean: Subgroup Analysis in Meta‐Analysis of Randomised Trials

George Davey Smith · Matthias Egger

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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials Advanced Causal Inference Techniques

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This chapter contains section titled: Summary Points Subgroup Analysis Meta—Regression: Examining Gradients in Treatment Effects Risk Stratification in Meta—Analysis Problems in Risk Stratification Use of Risk Indicators in Meta—Analysis Confounding Acknowledgements

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