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        • Performing Meta-Analysis of Dose-Response Data Using dosresmeta and mvmeta Packages in R

          Dose-response meta-analysis, an important tool in investigating the relationship between a certain exposure and risk of disease, has been increasingly applied. Traditionally, the dose-response meta-analysis was only modelled as linearity. However, since the proposal of more powerful function models, which contains both linear, quadratic, cubic or more higher order term within the regression model, the non-linearity model of dose-response relationship is also available. The packages suit for R are available now. In this article, we introduced how to conduct a dose-response meta-analysis using dosresmeta and mvmeta packages in R.

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