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Single-dose fosfomycin is less effective than 5-day nitrofurantoin in women with uncomplicated urinary tract infection: closing the evidence gap for a new recommendation of an old antibiotic

Ildikó Gágyor

5 December 2018

Reforming disease definitions: a new primary care led, people-centred approach

Ray Moynihan, John Brodersen, Iona Heath, Minna Johansson, Thomas Kuehlein, Sergio Minué-Lorenzo, Halfdan Petursson, Miguel Pizzanelli, Susanne Reventlow, Johann Sigurdsson, Anna Stavdal, Julian Treadwell, Paul Glasziou

8 April 2019

Muscle strength training for reversing frailty: how strong is the evidence?

David Nunan

8 May 2019

Redefining disease definitions and preventing overdiagnosis: time to re-evaluate our priorities

Carl Heneghan, Kamal R Mahtani

4 July 2019

Evidence from large Danish cohort does not support an association between the MMR vaccine and autism: facts in a post-truth world

Denise Campbell-Scherer

19 June 2019

Incorporating the patient experience into clinical guidelines: recommendations for researchers and guideline developers

Jennifer Karen Roddis, Hannah L Liversedge, Isobel Ryder, Marjolein Woodhouse

18 September 2018

Teaching evidence-based medicine application: transformative concepts of information mastery that foster evidence-informed decision-making

Randi G Sokol, David C Slawson, Allen F Shaughnessy

17 June 2019

Vitamin D does not prevent fractures and falls

Carl Heneghan, Kamal R Mahtani

3 April 2019

Consuming 100 g/week or less of alcohol was associated with the lowest risk of all-cause mortality

Ziming Xuan

3 September 2018

Broad-spectrum antibiotics gave no clinical benefit and more adverse effects than narrow-spectrum antibiotics in treating acute respiratory tract infections in US children

Morten Lindbaek

25 October 2018

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