Comparing the effectiveness of competing tests for reducing colorectal cancer mortality: a network meta-analysis

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@aholdenj @VPrasadMDMPH @reverendofdoubt @adamcifu @raj_mehta @aoglasser @abbyCCim @mikejohansen2 Nothing has been designed to find all-cause mortality. https://t.co/kACFpr1Xs7

@mspibddoc @BenjaminLebwohl @VinayPrasadMD @JAMA_current For what it's worth, we found in a network meta-analysis that colonoscopy is likely most effective: https://t.co/p8sl2BYyWt. Agree tho with all previous comments, including ?colonoscopy rising to …

@VinayPrasad82 @AnupamBJena bulk of obs data makes colo look better. https://t.co/REf1A7G7Nz. (Sorta self cite. I would've framed diff.)

@afrakt @aaronecarroll There's a data gap- RCTs for flex sig & FOBT, not for c'scopy. In obs data colo looks better. https://t.co/ZVaMZj3Jsp

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