Flawed medical studies can end up in doctors’ advice. We developed a tool to stop it
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par Aya Mousa, Senior Research Fellow in Women's Cardiometabolic Health, Monash University
Ben W. Mol, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Monash University
Helena Teede, Director of Monash Centre for Health Research Implementation, Monash University
Good health care depends on evidence-based clinical practice guidelines. They translate the best available research into recommendations that shape diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies.
But what happens when the studies underpinning these guidelines are flawed?
Evidence suggests scientific misconduct – from fabricated or manipulated data to methodological errors and ethical concerns – is a growing problem. In some disciplines,
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lundi 31 mars 2025