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[@benysmart1643]

Thanks a lot, very usuful and clear..May Allah provide you happiness and health

[@musefakedir2712]

Hello Dr. Mahmoud, I want to express my gratitude for your exceptional and remarkable contributions. Moving forward, I'd like to bring up a question regarding the analysis of meta-analysis and forest plots when dealing with binary outcomes. Specifically, I'm curious about how we can modify the headers "Experimental" and "Control" to reflect various risk factor names such as "Smoking" and "Non-Smoking." Additionally, I'm interested in understanding how we can appropriately label these changes on both sides of the vertical line, representing the "no effect" line. If my explanation is clear, and you have the time, I would greatly appreciate your assistance in resolving this matter. Thank you once again for your help!

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

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[@vanshbathla09]

Sir I have a question how to do meta analysis if we have more than one correlation value in a research paper like the stock market in finance I find it very difficult .Can you suggest some sources like your video