Ethical Issues in Stopping Randomized Trials Early Because of Apparent Benefit -- Mueller et al. 146 (12): 878 -- Annals of Internal Medicine

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Ethical Issues in Stopping Randomized Trials Early Because of Apparent Benefit

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Table. Ethical Violations Resulting from Stopping a Trial Early for Apparent Benefit

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