Randomized controlled trial

experimental method designed to reduce bias, typically accomplished by randomly allocating subjects to two or more groups, with one being a control group

Issue Brief Health, Governance Drug Development
Mar 27 2025
Expanding the Use of Real-World Evidence Can Make FDA Regulatory Decisions Faster, Cheaper, and Just as Safe
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Press Release Public Safety, Governance
Feb 13 2025
New Report: Why Rehabilitating Repeat Criminal Offenders Often Fails
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Report Public Safety, Governance
Feb 13 2025
Why “Rehabilitating” Repeat Criminal Offenders Often Fails
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Issue Brief Public Safety, Health
Oct 10 2024
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Criminal Offending Examining the Efficacy and Potential Impact
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Issue Brief Health Drug Development, FDA Reform
May 16 2023
Slow, Costly Clinical Trials Drag Down Biomedical Breakthroughs
By Willy Chertman Read time 15 mins Read More
Press Release
Jan 24 2023
New Issue Brief: Federal Health Journals and the Reproducibility Crisis
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Report Health Serious Mental Illness
Jun 16 2022
Mental Health First Aid Assessing the Evidence for a Public Health Approach to Mental Illness
By Carolyn D. Gorman Read time 25 mins Read More
Issue Brief Education Pre K-12
Feb 11 2021
The Drawbacks of Universal Pre-K: A Review of the Evidence
By Max Eden Read time 33 mins Read More
Report Cities, Health Housing, New York City, Serious Mental Illness
Apr 21 2020
Housing First and Homelessness: The Rhetoric and the Reality
By Stephen Eide Read time 46 mins Read More
Commentary Education, Education Pre K-12, Pre K-12
Oct 16 2019
To Determine the Real Difference Between District and Charter Schools, Research Must Do More Than Just Compare Test Scores
By Marcus A. Winters Read time 3 mins Read More