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The SSSPIN study—spin in studies of spin: meta-research analysis

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2021Abstracts for reports of randomized trials of COVID-19 interventions had low quality and high spin16 cited
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2021Meta‐research publications in dentistry: a review

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2024Development and Evaluation of a Framework for Identifying and Addressing Spin for Harms in Systematic Reviews of Interventions11 cited

2022Influence of the statistical significance of results and spin on readers’ interpretation of the results in an abstract for a hypothetical clinical trial: a randomised trial11 cited