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July 1, 1997Archives of Disease in Childhood85 citationsOpen Access

Randomised controlled trials

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RPRichard PhillipsTRTM Rothenberg

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Editor,—We read with interest the recent editorial on evidence-based child health.1 We were struck by how easy it is to overlook a randomised controlled trial (RCT) in the Archives (or any other journal) if this is not indicated in the title or abstract. We wondered if this was the …

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