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My experience in collaborating with various drug companies in the design, execution, analysis, and publication of post-marketing surveillance (PMS) studies differs greatly from that described in your recent article.1 The general consensus was that PMS studies serve a scientific purpose. Studies typically had predefined scientific questions and were powered to answer them. Some studies had been recommended by the regulatory authorities, such …
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