Sex bias in clinical trials in gastroenterology and hepatology

Biological sex bias in clinical trials is a common issue in various medical fields, including gastroenterology and hepatology. Without sex parity and increased attention to sex-specific analyses, the translation of trial results into real-world clinical practice remains suboptimal with unpredictable consequences for patient care.

Automated summary

Biological sex bias is a common issue in clinical trials, including fields such as gastroenterology and hepatology. Lack of sex parity and attention to sex-specific analyses hinder the translation of trial results into real-world clinical practice, leading to unpredictable consequences for patient care.