@SFluffybollocks @Rothmus Furthermore, the circumstances under which studies are undertaken are hugely important. For example, randomisation or being prospectively registered (see link). It's easy to be selective about facts to prove a weak point, as state
@rikhens @EvanMayoWilson There is some interesting research evidence in clinical trials about the practice and its potential deleterious effects on achieving the aims of registration, for example: https://t.co/VmoLbWbmuH
RT @doctordoubter: Most trials were registered retrospectively, many AFTER journal submission! What's the point of retrospective registrati…
Most trials were registered retrospectively, many AFTER journal submission! What's the point of retrospective registration at all? "When are clinical trials registered? An analysis of prospective versus retrospective registration" https://t.co/xww6Y44ADO #