Comparison of treatment effect sizes associated with surrogate and final patient relevant outcomes in randomised controlled trials: meta-epidemiological study

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BMJ, 30 Jan 2013

This research paper concludes that trials reporting surrogate primary outcomes are more likely to report larger treatment…

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