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Target trial emulation in oncology: current use and future directions
PERSPECTIVE | Updated:2026-03-06
    • Target trial emulation in oncology: current use and future directions

    • Target trial emulation (TTE) has shown promise in enhancing causal inference from observational data. A recent study identified 90 TTE studies in cancer areas, revealing that registry databases and overall survival were commonly used. However, challenges such as immortal time bias and prevalent user bias were prevalent. Only 42.9% of trials calibrated with RCTs met both statistical and estimate agreement. The study highlights the need for fit-for-purpose data sources and regulatory acceptance to expand the use of real-world data in oncology.
    • Military Medical Research   Vol. 12, (2025)
    • DOI:10.1186/s40779-026-00685-9    

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    • Received:13 July 2025

      Accepted:28 January 2026

      Online First:24 February 2026

      Published:2025

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  • Hui-Yao Huang, Le Wang, Sheng Xu, et al. Target trial emulation in oncology: current use and future directions[J/OL]. Military Medical Research, 2025, 12. DOI: 10.1186/s40779-026-00685-9.

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