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Shared decision is the only outcome that matters when it comes to evaluating evidence-based practice

James McCormack, Glyn Elwyn

12 July 2018

Faecal immunochemical tests have the potential for correctly ruling out colorectal cancer in symptomatic patients

Carlo Senore, Ulrike Haug

15 March 2018

Intensive versus standard blood pressure treatment improves cardiovascular outcomes without any difference in patient-reported outcomes

David McCartney, Richard J McManus

16 March 2018

Short-term cancer risks associated with oral contraceptives are balanced by longer term benefits

Penelope M Webb, Susan J Jordan

29 March 2018

Supplementary antimicrobials for patients with HIV and <100 CD4 cells/µL are associated with improved survival

George W Rutherford, Elvin Geng

13 November 2017

Unblinded ASCOT study results do not rule out that muscle symptoms are an adverse effect of statins

Bhavin B Adhyaru, Terry A Jacobson

22 October 2017

Long-acting reversible contraception acceptability and satisfaction is high among adolescents

David Hubacher

18 September 2017

Longer screening intervals are recommended following a negative HPV test in primary cervical screening

Julian Peto, Clare Gilham

22 July 2017

Haem iron and nitrate/nitrite account for much of the mortality increase associated with red meat consumption

Sabine Rohrmann, Jakob Linseisen

16 August 2017

Value of screening for and treating pre-diabetes is reduced by low test accuracy and indirect evidence of impact on patient important outcomes

Neri A Alvarez-Villalobos, Rene Rodriguez-Gutierrez, Victor M Montori

22 July 2017

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