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Is REDEFINE-1 a fair comparison of ecnoglutide against its comparator arm?

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The particulars: REDEFINE-1 · ecnoglutide.

I would like to know whether this claim survives contact with evidence.

If the answer is "nobody has tested that", I would like that stated so I can stop looking.

How well supported is this claim?

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5The placebo-arm figure is the part everyone omits. – Dr_Rosalind_Achebe 7 days ago
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