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Typically studies do not report negative but lack of null hypothesis rejection (means "we do not know if it does anything"). What we also need is effect sizes (
by AstralStorm 8y ago
Typically studies do not report negative but lack of null hypothesis rejection (means "we do not know if it does anything"). What we also need is effect sizes (risk reduction, number needed to treat). When a study significantly shows tiny effect size, it is much more damning.