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An example of exposure heterogeneity when pooling epidemiologic studies for meta-analysis of antiretroviral medication adherence
Mackesy-Amiti, M.-E., Strand, L., Nance, R., Chandler, R., Cunningham, W., Riley, E., Mehta, S., Altice, F., Wechsberg, W., Cunningham, C., Cleland, C., Metsch, L., Feaster, D., del Rio, C., Beckwith, C., Kurth, A., Kuo, I., Kruszka, B., & Springer, S. (2016). An example of exposure heterogeneity when pooling epidemiologic studies for meta-analysis of antiretroviral medication adherence. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety, 25, 55-56.
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