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There is a science behind how to design a study. The first step is: constructing the right question.

Then, the next step is: what type of a study should it be? Should it be a case-control? Randomized Control Trial? Chart review?

Another key questions is: where do you find your subjects? How do you recruit?

The most important part of a research project is the question it addresses. It is important to ask a question that will make a difference.

Every study will have biases, the goal should be to state and minimize the biases in each study.

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