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Exclusion of studies with no events in both arms in meta-analysis impacted the conclusions

Chang Xu, Ling Li, Lifeng Lin, Haitao Chu, Lehana Thabane, Kang Zou, Xin Sun

2020-04-01articleJournal of Clinical Epidemiology75 citationsclosed

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