No improvement in the reporting of clinical trial subgroup effects in high-impact general medical journals

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@mcisaac_d If declared and powered then OK. Fine if labeled exploratory. Most not. See https://t.co/9JbjT1C6XQ

Sig decrease in reporting subgroup analyses with appropriate methods - https://t.co/b1oq21xxm3 Maybe not surprising - but what's to be done?

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