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Analysis uncovers duplication in Long COVID reviews, highlighting the need to reduce redundancy.
Our findings raise concerns about unnecessary duplication of effort and the extent to which all reviews we assessed will have added substantially to the Long COVID evidence base. Researchers should seek to minimise research redundancy and only conduct new reviews when a genuine knowledge gap exists.
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