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Was the Swedish corona strategy a success? .[embedded content] Any scientific discussion about whether all or some versions of treatment lead to the same causal conclusion rests, again, on expert consensus and judgement. Because experts are fallible, the best we can do is to make these discussions—and our assumptions—as transparent as possible, so that others can directly challenge our arguments. Miguel Hernán
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Was the Swedish corona strategy a success? .[embedded content] Any scientific discussion about whether all or some versions of treatment lead to the same causal conclusion rests, again, on expert consensus and judgement. Because experts are fallible, the best we can do is to make these discussions—and our assumptions—as transparent as possible, so that others can directly challenge our arguments. Miguel Hernán
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Was the Swedish corona strategy a success?
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Any scientific discussion about whether all or some versions of treatment lead to the same causal conclusion rests, again, on expert consensus and judgement. Because experts are fallible, the best we can do is to make these discussions—and our assumptions—as transparent as possible, so that others can directly challenge our arguments.