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How to read a Cochrane review Abstract. The Abstract is a summary of the full review, which gives important details about how it was done, the number of studies and people who took part in them, and the key results. PICOs. Plain language summary. Authors conclusions. Summary of findings. Background. Objectives. Methods.
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