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How to Address Data Heterogeneity?

To address data heterogeneity, researchers can:
Standardize data collection methods and definitions across studies.
Use statistical techniques to adjust for differences in study design and population characteristics.
Conduct sensitivity analyses to assess the impact of heterogeneity on results.

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