When a study of aspirin’s ability to prevent heart attacks in humans yielded positive results, researchers immediately submitted those results to a medical journal, which published them six weeks later. Had the results been published sooner, many of the heart attacks that occurred during the delay could have been prevented.
The conclusion drawn above would be most undermined if it were true that
(A) the medical journal’s staff worked overtime in order to publish the study’s results as soon
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The conclusion drawn above would be most undermined if it were true that
(A) the medical journal’s staff worked overtime in order to publish the study’s results as soon
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