When it comes to clinical trials, much of the methodological research focus goes on recruitment. However, retention of participants in a trial is just… Read more »
With publication bias being a huge issue in medical literature, policies that set out to mitigate bias, such as the 2007 FDA Amendment Act, are… Read more »
A new paper published today in Trials looks at how to prepare anonymized patient level data from a clinical trial to make… Read more »
A systematic review published today in Trials looks at 121 randomized control trials (RCTs) performed in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)… Read more »
In this blog we take a look at the gestational diabetes studies and clinical trials registered in the ISRCTN registry.
In this blog for World Asthma Day we take a look at a selection of the asthma studies and clinical trials registered at the ISRCTN… Read more »
Excited for the 2017 London Marathon? In order to support those who are running, the ISRCTN registry is exploring what’s new in… Read more »
Building on the work of a study published last year with an accompanying blog by Carl Heneghan, a new article published in Trials… Read more »
The brain is one of the most complex organs in the human body, controlling everything from the way we think and behave to how we… Read more »
After years of hard work, linked clinical trials are here! It's now possible to link all published articles related to a clinical… Read more »