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Evidence often falls short in neuroscience reports of sex-dependent effects, analysis finds

Studies in the behavioral and brain sciences reporting a major sex-dependent effect—that a drug, treatment or other intervention is more effective in one sex than another—are supported by appropriate evidence less than 25% of the time, an analysis finds.

Evidence often falls short in neuroscience reports of sex-dependent effects, analysis finds

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