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Well, there you go, and...

We will wait to see what the outcome of that is.

And perhaps in 2024, we'll be back finding out if the trial run out of Oxford actually agrees.

So that's it for this month's episode of Talk Evidence.

Thank you very much for listening all the way through to the end.

As I said earlier, if you want to talk about anything that we've been discussing in this month's episode, then go to bmj.com slash podcast where you can find out how to get in touch.

There you will also find links to other previous podcasts, the Full Talk Evidence series.

I don't even know where I'm going with this now.

The full talk evidence series in case you've missed out on any of that.

So we'll be back in February with more from the world of EBM.

Until then, it's goodbye from me.

Bye.

Welcome back to a particularly Christmassy Talk Evidence, your monthly dive into the world of EBM.

As always, we're bringing you some top science, this time looking back through the last year, as well as in the Christmas BMJ.

I'm Duncan Jarvis, multimedia editor for the BMJ, and as always, I'm joined by your favourite EBM nerds.

Helen, can you introduce yourself?

We've stuck with resting now.

That's a whole other rant, I feel like.

Maybe not for this podcast.

Carl, can you introduce yourself?