Authors' reply on Cochrane reviews v industry supported meta-analyses

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Anders W Jørgensen, physician1,
Peter C Gøtzsche (pcg@cochrane.dk)1,
Jørgen Hilden, associate professor2

¹Nordic Cochrane Centre, Rigshospitalet, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark
²Department of Biostatistics, Panum Institute, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen

Tostad and Deeks are concerned about the impact of space restrictions on our findings.1 2 3 Firstly, we believe space restrictions should not be an excuse for omitting important details on the methods used, as it is the authors who decide what to report within any given space, and as many journals allow additional material on the web. Secondly, our research reflects what is …