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The purpose of this correspondence is to discuss the TrialsTracker, presented by Powell-Smith and Goldacre in their article ‘TrialsTracker: Automated ongoing monitoring of failure to share clinical trial results by all major companies and research institutions’ (2016)  as a tool to discover publication bias in clinical trial results. The findings from one specific organization (European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer; EORTC) are compared with the actual publication history of the trials in question. We also present shortcomings of the method being used and suggestions for improvement to the proposed algorithm.

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