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. 2000 Feb 5;320(7231):376-7.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.320.7231.376.

Should journals publish systematic reviews that find no evidence to guide practice? Examples from injury research

P Alderson  1 , I Roberts
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Should journals publish systematic reviews that find no evidence to guide practice? Examples from injury research

P Alderson et al. BMJ. .
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