Comparative effectiveness research may stimulate heated debate, but ultimately, those who question its findings need to provide high-quality data to support their arguments
One consequence of the continuing rise in the cost of health care has been the emergence of comparative effectiveness research.1 This variant of evidence-based medicine is defined as:
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