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Breaking Down Cass Review Myths and Misconceptions: What You Need to Know – The Quackometer
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But not actually proof of bias.
Ah young padawan, there is no such thing as proof of bias. There is merely the risk of susceptibility of it.
Exactly which is why the Ottawa whatever standard is not sufficient to discard a study. You have to do more.
Again, you really need to feed this startling discovery back to the medical community which has been using NOS for over 20 years. What a scandal.
No the medical community largely respects the short comings and uses of the Ottawa protocol. That's what made Class's report so insulting.
Blimey, you're speaking for the medical community itself as a whole now, pray tell then why haven't they binned every systematic review ever carried out using the NOS system?
Why after 20 years of use is this system only being rubbished after two reviews into gender affirming healthcare in the UK were published?
Why are you the only person complaining about the Newcastle-Ottawa system when everyone else online is making up lies like "98% of data was dismissed"?