Does thunder-fire moxibustion really augment therapeutic efficacy in knee osteoarthritis? Methodological critique of a recent pairwise meta-analysis [letter]

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Title:	Does thunder-fire moxibustion really augment therapeutic efficacy in knee osteoarthritis? Methodological critique of a recent pairwise meta-analysis [letter]
Authors:	Zhao, FY Fu, QQ Ho, YS
Issue Date:	2025
Source:	Journal of pain research, 2025, v. 18, p. 3717-3722
Publisher:	Dove Medical Press Ltd.
Journal:	Journal of pain research
EISSN:	1178-7090
DOI:	10.2147/JPR.S551887
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