…about developments in his efforts and my writing. After the Trial By Error series appeared on Virology Blog, from October 21-23, 2015, Alem wrote me a very insightful note, with…
…this BMJ policy for feasibility trials that have been extended into full trials, much less trials in which outcome swaps occurred after more than half the participants had provided data….
…opponents? 10) During the same interview, you stated that the PACE trial had undergone “endless rounds of peer review.” Yet the trial was also fast-tracked to publication, as indicated on the version…
…observation was not known to clinical triallists in 2004, but it was. At the time PACE was being planned I was publishing my proof of concept trial for rituximab in…
…subsequent essay called “The PACE Trial: A Catalogue of Errors”: “The PACE Trial team were operating within a closed system or groupthink in which they ‘know’ their theory is correct….
…otherwise have been possible. The changes are only apparent from a review of other documents, such as the trial registration, the feasibility trial protocol and the full-trial protocol. My specific…
