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Analysing small groups within clinical trials, while borrowing information from larger groups

by odysseyadmin | Jan 24, 2020 | Publication

Authors: Turner B, Ford D, Moore C, Gibb D, Turkova A,  White I, and ODYSSEY trial team
Published in: Oral Presentation atInternational Society for Clinical Biostatics; July 16th 2019


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