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Lack of precision in the reporting of sex and gender in cancer clinical trials with a PRO endpoint: a systematic review

2025-07-15

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Sex and gender are acknowledged as pivotal variables in clinical research. However, the differences between the concepts are frequently neglected in medical research, resulting in limited generalizability of research findings and potential bias. This review portrays current reporting of sex and/or gender in cancer clinical trials with a patient-reported outcome (PRO) endpoint...

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7127ca80-3084-59d1-8044-76b3cbc55e80
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7044860/v1
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