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Potential bias in efficacy estimates due to intercurrent treatment discontinuations
BACKGROUND: Treatment discontinuation is a common intercurrent event in randomized clinical trials (RCTs) that can bias treatment effect estimates, yet it remains underrecognized and inconsistently addressed. Antithrombotic trials provide a relevant case, as bleeding-related discontinuation is commo
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