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New Monash University research has revealed a concerning rise in new opioid prescriptions among younger Victorians, while also finding an overall positive trend, with a drop in opioid prescription ...

In a groundbreaking research paper published in the International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Dharga ...

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Evidence pyramids, also known as hierarchies of evidence, can help when considering the quality or trustworthiness of published research. Generally, the higher up the pyramid, the greater the strength ...