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Moving Beyond Statistical Significance: How to Improve the Reporting and Interpretation of Medical Research
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Many methodologists have warned against interpreting statistical estimates through dichotomous labels such as “significant” and “non-significant.” Yet, articles in medical journals still rely heavily on P-value thresholds and confidence interval boundaries to guide inference and communication of res
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