Helen MacDonald

And there's a really nice linked opinion piece to this paper written by those people, isn't it?

Explaining what the question that the policy makers had and how this trial has informed the fact that actually it's not worth doing in this situation.

Also published in the BMJ.

It's very useful.

By applying Probast showed that ADO, BAED, BEADC, extended ADO, updated ADO, updated BODE, and a model developed by Barton et al.

were derived in studies assessed as being at low risk of bias.

Sorry.

What does it actually mean?

I'm concentrating on reading out the letters.

Like COPD?

And I do spend a lot... I feel that maximum number of acronyms is three.

I think that, yeah, my brain can retain about three acronyms per paper.

And acronyms have an overwhelming number of meanings, like E.D.,

Well, I was going to say, I found this.

Emergency department, eating disorder, erectile dysfunction.

I'm sure there's more.

Every day.

Every day.

Don't we have our own nerd army forming, Dunk?

You're putting yourself forward, Karl.