Are morbidity and mortality estimates from randomized controlled trials externally valid? A comparison of outcomes among infants enrolled into an RCT or a cohort study in Botswana

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Are morbidity and mortality estimates from randomized controlled trials externally valid? A comparison of outcomes among infants enrolled into an RCT or a cohort study in Botswana - Docwire News

Doc Wire News, 19 Oct 2021

This article was originally published here BMC Med Res Methodol. 2021 Oct 17;21(1):212.

Are morbidity and mortality estimates from randomized controlled trials externally valid? A comparison of outcomes among infants enrolled into an RCT or a cohort study in Botswana - Docwire News

Doc Wire News, 18 Oct 2021

This article was originally published here BMC Med Res Methodol. 2021 Oct 17;21(1):212.

Are morbidity and mortality estimates from randomized controlled trials externally valid? A comparison of outcomes among infants enrolled into an RCT or a cohort study in Botswana - Docwire News

Doc Wire News, 18 Oct 2021

This article was originally published here BMC Med Res Methodol. 2021 Oct 17;21(1):212.

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