Extracting Data for Meta-Analysis: Step 3

[@elizabethpalu2447]

You have explained things very clearly for someone who only knows the basics of these things. Thank you.

[@josefabtabua8722]

Thanks for this very informative session! Very articulate and easy to understand.

[@huonghuong4343]

Thank you for your video! It's hard to find such detailed instruction!

[@huhucat12]

Thank you for this video! It's so clear and well organised.

[@dralfredovalerio215]

Very clear step by step lecture, thank You

[@ZINDY77]

ahhh thank you so much Scott, you're a star!

[@anikaschenck-fontaine5825]

Thank you for this video series. Very helpful!

[@shivajafari2335]

By far great , Please make more Videos. Thanks

[@christopherwhite5985]

Thanks for this.

[@girlrockybalboa2010]

Thank you for this video! Great help

[@nadabenyakoub2180]

Very helpful, thank you so much !

[@seandennisnunez7343]

hey Scott!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEOS!! AWESOME!! keep it up! :)

[@sorry_not_sorry6410]

Thank you so much! Is there any part 4 video that I can not find?

[@amerashawky3158]

Thank you, very helpful

[@ranubaral1]

Thank you, very useful video! Quick question: I am doing a forest plot in single arm studies but rest vs exercise (within group differences). Would you be able to tell me how to do that? Thank you!

[@laylashaabi]

Thank you for this video

[@bauhbr]

Amazing!!! Thanks!!!

[@hinajahangir]

very useful. thank you

[@melalama8693]

too helpful...thanks a lot

[@chimandum]

A very helpful video. Thank you. The link to the free meta analyst download did not work for me. Please how do I download a free version

[@Warcaft33]

You're awesome!

[@parulsingh948]

Hi I need to understand if I want to do meta analysis of prevalence study that is cross sectional study how do i do it as i don't have case and control

[@shimaboorboor8555]

That was awesome. Thanks a lot