Systematic review
What it is
A systematic review uses explicit methods to find, select, and assess evidence for a defined question.
What it does
A protocol and eligibility criteria help reduce selective inclusion of studies.
Research context and ingredient forms
A systematic review may or may not include a meta-analysis.
Using this information
Check the search date, eligible populations, risk-of-bias assessment, and unresolved limitations before applying its conclusion to a specific product.
Scientific Research & References
- Cochrane Handbook: Chapter 1, Starting a Review
Cochrane
Limitations: Supports the bounded definition or statement mapped to it. This source alone does not establish a food- or product-specific clinical benefit.
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