Assessing and Avoiding Publication Bias in Meta-analyses

Publication bias distorts meta-analyses by inflating effects, necessitating identification and correction. Funnel plots and Egger's Test detect bias, while trim-and-fill corrects it, though limitations exist and sensitivity analyses are crucial.

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