More information is needed on outcomes in individual studies
- Chris Metcalfe, lecturer in medical statistics (chris.metcalfe@bristol.ac.uk)
- Department of Social Medicine, University of Bristol, Bristol BS8 2PR
EDITOR—The ExTraMATCH collaborative has conducted a meta-analysis for which there is a clear need.1 The small size of studies of exercise training for patients with heart failure means that only a meta-analysis can adequately address the question of whether exercise training reduces mortality. Having read their report, I am left wanting to …
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