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Data Availability Sharing research data helps other researchers evaluate your findings, build on your work and to increase trust in your article. We encourage all our authors to make as much of their data publicly available as reasonably possible. Please note that your response to the following questions regarding the public data availability and the reasons for potentially not making data available will be available alongside your article upon publication. Has data associated with your study been deposited into a publicly available repository?	No
Please select why. Please note that this statement will be available alongside your article upon publication.  as follow-up to "Data Availability Sharing research data helps other researchers evaluate your findings, build on your work and to increase trust in your article. We encourage all our authors to make as much of their data publicly available as reasonably possible. Please note that your response to the following questions regarding the public data availability and the reasons for potentially not making data available will be available alongside your article upon publication. Has data associated with your study been deposited into a publicly available repository? "	The data used for analysis is derived from published randomised trials and is available in the public domain. Specific variables collected related to this manuscript can be made available at reasonable request from the corresponding author