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By: Jack Wilkinson
Mikaela Mayer vs Chantelle Cameron will headline MVPW-06 at the bp pulse LIVE arena in Birmingham; WBO, WBA and WBA super welterweight titles on the line in UK vs USA main event; watch MVPW-06: UK vs USA live on Sky Sports on August 29
By: Jack Wilkinson
MVP CEO claims Jake Paul gave Anthony Joshua a tougher test than Kristian Prenga and says YouTuber will return to boxing, outlining lengthy shortlist of would-be opponents; watch MVPW-06: UK vs USA live on Sky Sports on August 29
By: Jack Wilkinson
Conor Benn has vowed to stop Ryan Garcia and "cause havoc" when they meet for the WBC welterweight title in Las Vegas on September 12; Benn says Garcia's mind games are "just noise" as he targets the belt once held by his father Nigel
By: Jack Wilkinson
South Africa and New Zealand renew rugbys Greatest Rivalry in the first match of their four Test series at Ellis Park this Saturday; watch South Africa vs New Zealand live on Sky Sports Action on Saturday from 4.10pm
By: Jack Wilkinson
Alycia Baumgardner will challenge IBF lightweight champion Elif Nur Turhan on November 8 in a bid to become a two-weight world champion; victory would move unified super featherweight champion closer to a blockbuster unification showdown with WBC and WBO champion Caroline Dubois
By: Jack Wilkinson
Joe Root "hacked off" by "stupid mistakes" as off-field controversy involving Brydon Carse overshadows his successful return as Test captain; watch the second England vs Pakistan Test live on Sky Sports from Thursday
By: Jack Wilkinson
Frank Warren believes Moses Itauma can achieve sporting icon status beyond boxing if he beats Filip Hrgovic to become the second-youngest heavyweight champion in history on Saturday; the 21-year-old Brit fights for the vacant IBF title at London's O2 Arena
By: Jack Wilkinson
Claressa Shields has identified Caroline Dubois as the fighter best placed to succeed her as the GWOAT of women's boxing; Shields hails Dubois' ambition, confidence and hunger ahead of Saturday's world-title defence against Amelia Moore, live on Sky Sports
By: Jack Wilkinson
Arthur Fery's US Open debut ends in first-round defeat to 13th seed Lorenzo Musetti; Briton's hopes of another Grand Slam fairy tale after Wimbledon dashed by straight-sets loss; watch the US Open live on Sky Sports Tennis, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports app
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The integrity of evidence synthesis is threatened by problematic randomised controlled trials, where there are serious concerns about the trustworthiness of the data or findings. Such concerns could be due to research misconduct, including fraud, or due to honest critical errors. If these trials are not detected, they may be inadvertently included in systematic reviews and guidelines, potentially distorting their results. To resolve this problem, the INSPECT-SR (Investigating Problematic Clinical Trials in Systematic Reviews) tool has been developed to assess the trustworthiness of randomised controlled trials. This tool will help researchers to identify and exclude problematic trials from systematic reviews. This article describes the development of INSPECT-SR and presents the tool and an associated guidance document. In systematic reviews of randomised controlled trials, the established steps are to identify all eligible trials, to appraise them using risk of bias tools, and to synthesise the results to reach a conclusion about the effectiveness and harms of an intervention. This paradigm is threatened by the presence of problematic studies in the literature. As defined by Cochrane, these are studies “where there are serious questions about the trustworthiness of the data or findings.”1 A study could be problematic due to research misconduct (including plagiarism, falsification, and fabrication of data or methods) or due to critical errors in study conduct that would not be flagged by risk of bias tools. If these studies are not identified as untrustworthy, they may inadvertently be included in evidence synthesis, potentially leading to treatment recommendations that are misleading or even actively harmful.234 Because many of these studies are not easily identifiable, it is difficult to assess the prevalence of problematic randomised controlled trials, but the available evidence is not encouraging. Carlisle estimated that 26% of randomised controlled trials submitted to the journal Anaesthesia were …
