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Editorial
. 2022 Nov 21;217(10):519-520.
doi: 10.5694/mja2.51773.

Left in the dark: the importance of publicly available clinical trial protocols

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Editorial

Left in the dark: the importance of publicly available clinical trial protocols

Sabine Braat et al. Med J Aust. .
No abstract available

Keywords: Clinical trials as topic; Guidelines as topic; Publishing; Randomized controlled trial as topic.

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