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See Latest ArticlesThe evidence provided by a single trial is less reliable than its statistical analysis suggests
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology, 06/05/09
Borm GF et al. - The results of a single trial should be interpreted with caution. When it is difficult to predict or determine how trial-specific factors influence the results, the best way to evaluate the performance of a treatment is to use multiple, possibly smaller, trials.
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