Mette F Olsen

TL;DR: The MCID in acute pain varied greatly between studies and was influenced by baseline pain, definitions of improved patients and study design, which influenced MCID values.

TL;DR: Investigating local perceptions of food safety among street food vendors and their consumers in Kumasi, Ghana finds that educating vendors in safe food handling is evidently insufficient, and future public health interventions within the street food sector should give emphasis to the importance of appearance and neatness when designing communication strategies.

TL;DR: No evidence was found for an average difference in estimated treatment effect between trials with and without blinded patients, healthcare providers, or outcome assessors, and this results could reflect that blinding is less important than often believed or meta-epidemiological study limitations, such as residual confounding or imprecision.

TL;DR: MCID for chronic pain relief vary considerably and is strongly associated with baseline pain, explaining approximately two-thirds of the variation, and to a lesser degree with the operational definition of minimum pain relief and clinical condition.

TL;DR: It was shown that relatively more lean body mass was gained by patients with undetectable viral load at three months and patients receiving delayed supplementation had higher weight gain but lower gains in functional outcomes.