Nature medicine - the burden of proof

Nature medicine - the burden of proof

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THE BURDEN OF PROOF In this issue, five Burden of Proof studies from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation present a new method for assessing the cumulative strength of available evidence for risk factors and associated health outcomes. Together, these papers describe the methodology and demonstrate the utility of the approach with exemplars over which the burden of proof spans a range of certainty. The magnifying glass in the cover image represents the burden of proof risk function, which enables a closer view of risk factors and the evidence for associated health outcomes. See Zheng et al. Image: Annika Newell. Cover design: Marina Spence.

THE BURDEN OF PROOF In this issue, five Burden of Proof studies from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation present a new method for assessing the cumulative strength of available


evidence for risk factors and associated health outcomes. Together, these papers describe the methodology and demonstrate the utility of the approach with exemplars over which the burden of


proof spans a range of certainty. The magnifying glass in the cover image represents the burden of proof risk function, which enables a closer view of risk factors and the evidence for


associated health outcomes. See Zheng et al. Image: Annika Newell. Cover design: Marina Spence.