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CJC-1295 editorial corrections
A useful correction can be as small as a missing qualifier: healthy men, mice, DAC, one week later. Each can change what a sentence claims.
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Claims become doubtful to me when they omit the tested species, confuse the two forms or turn a hormone measurement into a health outcome. A missing published study also deserves attention, provided its substance, population and measured outcome can be identified.
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