Improving the transparency and reliability of observational studies through registration

Florian Naudet · Chirag J. Patel · Nicholas DeVito · Ioana A. Cristea · Alain Braillon · Sabine Hoffmann

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Florian Naudet and colleagues argue that routine registration of observational research is needed and suggest how current processes can be adapted to facilitate it

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