The incorrect conclusion about vaginally administered progesterone: when a randomized clinical trial gets it wrong

Richard J. Paulson
In: F&S Reports · 2024 · vol. 5(4) , pp. 339–340 · doi:10.1016/j.xfre.2024.11.003 · PMID:39781067 · W4404195335
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This paper critiques a randomized clinical trial's conclusion regarding vaginally administered progesterone, arguing that the trial's methodology led to an incorrect interpretation of the results.

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The incorrect conclusion about vaginally administered progesterone: when a randomized clinical trial gets it wrong

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