But a new meta-analysis of the relationship between weight and mortality risk, involving nearly three million subjects from more than a dozen countries, illustrates just how exaggerated and unscientific that claim is.
The resulting body of research also provided the data for a new meta-analysis led by Chris D. Thomas of York University in Britain, whose findings were just published in the journal Science.
A new meta-analysis has found that agricultural pesticide concentrations in surface waters often exceed regulatory thresholds.
A new meta-analysis would be more precise than any previous analysis due to its larger sample size.
Study Design: We reviewed data from the first and largest randomized trial in this area and included them in a new meta-analysis.
This study reports a new meta-analysis of papers that elicit willingness-to-pay (WTP) and willingness-to-accept compensation (WTA) measures of value for the same good.
In a new meta-analysis, which included 53 studies concerning Biofeedback in pediatric headaches (N = 10) and adults (N = 43), Nestoriuc et al. [20] concluded that Biofeedback is more effective than solely monitoring headaches, placebo and relaxation training.
Nevertheless, some skeptics question these recommendations: In the January 2014 issue of The British Journal of Psychiatry, for example, a research team published a new meta-analysis, concluding that past trials showing CBT's effectiveness for schizophrenia were seriously flawed.
► On Monday at ScienceInsider, Aleszu Bajak reported the results of a new meta-analysis showing that students in lecture classes are far more likely to fail than students in courses that use "active learning" methods.
To reconcile the differences of the previous meta- analyses, a new meta-analysis was conducted that included 13,998 participants, 95% of whom were non European American, in 78 studies evaluating culturally adapted interventions with psychopathology outcomes.
