Non-publication and delayed publication of randomized trials on vaccines: survey
Article 2014 en
Authors
LM
Lamberto Manzoli
MF
Maria Elena Flacco
MD
M D’Addario
Abstract
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Most vaccine trials are published eventually or the results posted in ClinicalTrials.gov, but delays to publication of several years are common. Actions should focus on the timely dissemination of data from vaccine trials to the public.
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