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The American Journal of Medicine|January 16, 1998
Problems in the "evidence" of "evidence-based medicine"A R Feinstein, R I HorwitzThe New England Journal of Medicine|November 16, 1978
Alternative analytic methods for case-control studies of estrogens and endometrial cancerR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinJAMA|November 27, 1981
Improved observational method for studying therapeutic efficacy. Suggestive evidence that lidocaine prophylaxis prevents death in acute myocardial infarctionR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinArchives of Internal Medicine|October 1, 1985
Exclusion bias and the false relationship of reserpine and breast cancerR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinJAMA|March 23, 1979
Intravaginal estrogen creams and endometrial cancer: no causal association foundR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinArchives of Internal Medicine|October 1, 1979
Analysis of clinical susceptibility bias in case-control studies. Analysis as illustrated by the menopausal syndrome and the risk of endometrial cancerR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinThe American Journal of Medicine|February 1, 1980
The problem of "protopathic bias" in case-control studiesR I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinThe New England Journal of Medicine|December 23, 1982
Double standards, scientific methods, and epidemiologic researchA R Feinstein, R I HorwitzThe American Journal of Medicine|March 1, 1984
Diagnostic bias and toxic shock syndromeM Harvey, R I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinJAMA|August 20, 1982
Toxic shock and tampons. Evaluation of the epidemiologic evidenceM Harvey, R I Horwitz, A R FeinsteinPageof 25