Is there really a power shortage in clinical trials testing the "homocysteine hypothesis?".
Hankey
G J
GJ
Eikelboom
J W
JW
Loh
K
K
Yi
Q
Q
Pizzi
J
J
Tang
M
M
Hickling
S
S
Le
M
M
Klijn
C J M
CJ
Dusitanond
P
P
van Bockxmeer
F
F
Gelavis
A
A
Baker
R
R
Jamrozik
K
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