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Diovan Paper Contained “Careless Errors,” but “No Impact on Findings”: Chief Investigator Comments on Retraction
The principle investigator of the large-scale KYOTO HEART Study covering hypertensive Japanese patients, on which a key paper was retracted earlier this month, issued a statement on February 5 admitting that the article contained “careless errors,” but claimed it will…
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