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N01 · Evidence conditionWhich independent claim does this table address?Required |
The original claim concerns reduced menstrual blood loss in adults with heavy menstrual bleeding who orally consume whole edible lotus rhizome or defined lotus-root juice. Hemostatic claims for leaves, plumule, rhizome nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions are excluded. |
The original claim identity and exclusion boundaries are linked to retained material. This does not verify a direct clinical effect. |
Identification records for the original claim, plant part, formulation, route, population and endpoint. |
Classify new material by original-claim eligibility and consider a separate table only for an actually different question. |
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Partly verified |
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N02 · Evidence conditionIs the trial intervention whole edible rhizome, distinguished from nodes and carbonized products?Required |
The intended part is explicitly the whole edible underground rhizome, but actual part and processing records for an eligible heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial product are not retained. |
The intended and excluded parts are known, but actual direct-trial intervention identity is unverified. |
Trial-product botanical identity, plant part, processing and manufacturing records. |
Compare acquired product documents with trial methods, classifying whole rhizome, nodes and carbonized products separately. |
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Partly verified |
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N03 · Evidence conditionAre the direct trial's food or juice formulation and inclusion of other active ingredients verified?Required |
The retained material poses whole food or defined lotus-root juice as the question and states that an eligible trial formulation is unverified. Combination prescriptions are excluded. |
Permitted formulations in the question are known, but actual product specifications and single-intervention status are unverified. |
Trial-formulation manufacturing, raw-material amount, extraction or juicing conditions, other active ingredients and product-supply records. |
Build trial-specific product specifications distinguishing food, defined juice, other-part extracts and combination prescriptions. |
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Partly verified |
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N04 · Evidence conditionAre direct-comparison participants adults with heavy menstrual bleeding, with diagnosis and baseline status verified?Required |
The intended population is adults with heavy menstrual bleeding. S01 concerns antioxidant outcomes in older adults; diagnosis and baseline characteristics in a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial are unverified. |
Only the intended population name is known; actual eligible-population diagnosis, baseline and selection information are unverified. |
Heavy-menstrual-bleeding diagnostic criteria, participant characteristics, bleeding causes and baseline PBAC or objective blood-loss records. |
Compare participant characteristics with the adult heavy-menstrual-bleeding population; retain separate results or applicability limits for mixed populations. |
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Unverified |
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N05 · Evidence conditionIs there a comparison of added lotus rhizome against an appropriate control on the same background treatment?Required |
The direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial comparator is unverified in retained material. S01's cucumber comparator addresses a different antioxidant-marker question. |
Material verifying the direct menstrual-blood-loss comparator and balance of treatments is missing. |
Direct-trial group interventions and controls, standard treatment, co-treatment and rescue-treatment records. |
Compare group interventions to define the contrast for adding lotus rhizome and examine other treatment differences separately. |
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Unverified |
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N06 · Evidence conditionAre actual lotus-rhizome or juice intake and adherence linked to menstrual-blood-loss material verified?Required |
The dose in an eligible human heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial is unverified. Safety considerations for food use and repeated therapeutic-amount juice consumption are distinguished. |
Actual intake, frequency and adherence linked to direct bleeding results are unverified. |
Group-specific raw-material amount, juice concentration, intake frequency, actual consumption and adherence records. |
Link product specifications and consumption records to examine exposure corresponding to the direct endpoint. |
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Unverified |
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N07 · Evidence conditionAre administration duration, menstrual-blood measurement cycles and visit times verified?Required |
Eligible-trial duration and bleeding-measurement cycles are unverified in retained material. |
Without a direct-trial administration and measurement schedule, effects within matching menstrual cycles cannot be assessed. |
Administration and follow-up schedules, with baseline and follow-up cycle bleeding measurements. |
Link visits and menstrual-cycle timelines to assess whether contrasts concern matching times. |
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Unverified |
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N08 · Evidence conditionAre the direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding trial design, allocation, concealment and baseline balance verified?Required |
S01 is recorded as a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. The design of an eligible direct comparative menstrual-blood-loss trial is unverified. |
A randomized-trial label for another endpoint cannot provide allocation evidence for the direct efficacy question. |
Direct-trial methods, allocation procedures, group baseline tables and design documents. |
Compare actual allocation and group baseline information for the endpoint of interest, retaining unverified procedures. |
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Unverified |
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N09 · Evidence conditionAre actual PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss tools, units and assessment procedures verified?Required |
Retained material specifies PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss as intended endpoints, but actual tools, units and measurement procedures are unverified. |
Only candidate endpoints are identified; actual measured results and assessment procedures are unverified. |
Bleeding-measurement tools and units, assessor procedures, group collection within matching cycles and blinding records. |
Link PBAC scores and objective blood loss as separate measures and examine measurement-condition differences. |
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Unverified |
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N10 · Evidence conditionAre co-medication, standard treatment, rescue treatment and group-specific changes verified in direct material?Required |
Retained material states that lotus rhizome cannot be advertised as a replacement for standard gynecological treatments such as hormonal therapy. Direct-trial common-treatment and rescue-treatment records are missing. |
Advertising boundaries do not replace group co-treatment, change and analysis information. |
Group gynecological treatments, other interventions, rescue treatment, adherence and analytical handling records. |
Link treatment changes and lotus-rhizome exposure over time to examine factors mixed into the actual contrast of interest. |
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Unverified |
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N11 · Evidence conditionAre randomized, completed and analyzed denominators verified for direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding results?Required |
Group denominators for menstrual-blood-loss results are unverified. S01's randomized and completed counts are also unverified, and S03's 1 person is a safety case report. |
Actual analysis counts in an eligible direct trial are missing, preventing assessment of power, precision or total participants. |
Direct-trial participant flow and analysis counts by group and endpoint. |
Link recruitment to analysis of the relevant bleeding endpoint without adding participant counts from other reports. |
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Unverified |
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N12 · Evidence conditionAre missing direct bleeding results, dropout reasons and handling methods verified?Required |
An eligible direct trial is unverified, so missing bleeding measurements, loss to follow-up, exclusions and handling methods cannot be verified. |
Direct-trial participant flow and results needed to assess missingness are missing. |
Direct-trial group dropout reasons, cycle-specific missing measurements, missing-data handling and sensitivity-analysis records. |
Link flow and result tables to examine the direction of missing measurements and actual handling scope. |
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Unverified |
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N13 · Evidence conditionIs it verified whether bleeding results estimate between-group final values or changes?Required |
Actual between-group analysis and effect definitions for PBAC or objective menstrual blood loss are unverified. |
Without direct values and models, a reduction direction cannot serve as a between-group effect estimate. |
Group bleeding values, between-group analysis tables and models, and ITT or adherence-effect definitions. |
Compare the question's contrast of interest with actual analyses, separating within-group change from between-group effects. |
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Unverified |
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N14 · Evidence conditionAre direct menstrual-blood-loss effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals verified?Required |
Retained material lacks effect estimates, variability and confidence intervals for an eligible direct bleeding comparison. S02 is also summarized as not providing clinical PBAC or objective-loss results. |
Direct numerical information needed to assess effect size and precision is missing. |
Endpoint-specific group result tables, variability types, denominators and between-group estimates and intervals. |
Link estimates to measures, times and denominators, leaving unverified intervals without new calculation. |
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Unverified |
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N15 · Evidence conditionAre important differences and patient-related criteria needed to interpret bleeding changes verified?Required |
Direct bleeding estimates, intervals and important-difference criteria are unverified in retained material. |
Both effects and importance criteria are missing, preventing comparison of clinical meaning. |
Evidence for important PBAC or objective-blood-loss differences, with the trial's estimates and intervals. |
If justified importance criteria become available, compare them with actual intervals without adopting arbitrary minimum effects or sample sizes. |
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Unverified |
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N16 · Evidence conditionCan direct-trial registration, protocol, planned endpoints and actual results be compared?Required |
The registration fields of the three retained evidence records say unverified. An eligible direct trial and its registration and plans are unidentified. |
Missing direct-trial identity and original plans prevent comparison of planned endpoints and analyses with results. |
Direct-trial identifiers, original registration, protocol, analysis plan, amendments and actual results. |
Link trial identity first, then compare planned and actual endpoints, times and analyses, distinguishing unacquired material. |
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Unverified |
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N17 · Evidence conditionCan unique families, duplication and independent replication of direct menstrual-blood-loss trials be verified?Required (direct-efficacy replication verification) |
S01 is a human pilot for another endpoint, S02 a review and S03 a safety case report. Eligible direct bleeding-trial identity is unverified, so unique direct-trial and independent-replication counts remain unrecorded. |
Report roles are distinguished, but material establishing direct-trial families is missing. |
Direct-trial identifiers and report links, review included-study lists, recruitment and institution information. |
Link reports and study families, distinguishing re-citation of the same population or results from independent replication. |
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Unverified |
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N18 · Evidence conditionCan favorable, no-difference and unfavorable results for the same direct bleeding question be verified?Required |
Retained records describe unidentified direct bleeding trials. The absence of clinical bleeding results in S02 is not evidence of a null effect, and S03's allergy event is safety context. |
Without direct results for the same question, favorable, no-difference and unfavorable between-group outcomes cannot be compared. |
All relevant direct-trial bleeding result tables, analyses, corrections and opposing reports. |
Compare results at matching contrasts and times without turning numerical differences for other questions into conflicts. |
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Not applicable |
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N19 · Evidence conditionCan S01's oxidative and DNA-damage results apply directly to menstrual blood loss?Supplementary (related human-study applicability boundary) |
S01 concerns oxidative and DNA-damage markers in a randomized food-comparison pilot in older adults. Its retained summary records no menstrual-blood-loss result. |
S01's observed endpoint and population do not match the bleeding question, so direct application of that result is not applicable. |
S01 original-trial population, measurements and result tables, with separate direct bleeding material. |
Code antioxidant and DNA-damage markers separately from menstrual blood loss to compare directness. |
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Partly verified |
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N20 · Evidence conditionAre S01's population, design, actual randomized and completed denominators, funding and conflicts verified?Supplementary (related-report identity and attribution) |
S01 records older adults, but exact randomized and completed denominators and actual funding and COI are unverified in existing records. |
Reported design and population context are verified, but actual denominators and conflict information are not. |
S01 participant flow, original result tables, funding, product supply and author disclosures. |
Compare the related report's actual denominators and funding without transferring them to direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding denominators or independence. |
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Not applicable |
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N21 · Evidence conditionCan S02's traditional and preclinical review serve as a direct heavy-menstrual-bleeding comparative trial?Supplementary (traditional-use context) |
S02 is a traditional-use and preclinical narrative review. Its summary states that the review itself recruited no clinical participants and provides no clinical PBAC or objective menstrual-blood-loss results. |
Using this review itself as a direct comparative bleeding trial does not meet design and result applicability conditions. |
Review text, included-material list and original material from a separate eligible direct comparative trial. |
Distinguish traditional and preclinical review records from clinical-trial reports and link identified included studies to families. |
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Partly verified |
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N22 · Evidence conditionDo traditional hemostatic records concern the same part, processing and disease as whole edible lotus rhizome or juice?Supplementary (consistency of indirect records) |
Retained material distinguishes classical hemostatic use, lotus-leaf uterine-bleeding records, nodes, carbonized products and combination prescriptions from the current intervention. Exact part and processing mappings for individual S02 traditional records are unverified. |
Major stated differences are verified, but comparisons of individual traditional-record identity, part and processing are missing. |
Traditional records and relevant review sections, actual parts, processing, prescription composition and disease definitions. |
Classify records by part, processing and disease, marking matches and differences from the whole-lotus-root-juice question. |
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Partly verified |
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N23 · Evidence conditionAre S03's anaphylaxis event definition, diagnosis and collection context verified?Supplementary (safety separate from efficacy) |
S03 records 1 human case of anaphylaxis after lotus-root ingestion. Detailed diagnostic and collection procedures are unverified in this retained summary. |
The original event description and case existence are verified, but actual diagnostic and collection details remain unverified. |
S03 diagnostic evidence, medical history, event timeline, reporting methods and original text. |
Link actual case-event descriptions to identification procedures, distinguishing signals, comparative risks and causality. |
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Partly verified |
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N24 · Evidence conditionAre S03's actual intake, preparation and event timeline verified?Supplementary (safety-signal exposure boundary) |
The context of an event after lotus-root ingestion is retained, but exact dose, preparation, onset, recovery, withdrawal and re-exposure timelines are unverified. |
Only the broad direction of ingestion followed by the event is known; formulation, amount and detailed temporal relations are unverified. |
Case intake, product or food form, timeline, withdrawal and re-exposure records. |
Compare actual exposure and event timelines without determining causality from temporal order alone. |
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Unverified |
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N25 · Evidence conditionAre exposed-person denominators, observation periods and comparisons available to interpret anaphylaxis frequency?Supplementary; required for incidence claims |
S03 concerns 1 person, but total lotus-root-exposure denominators, duration and background comparisons are missing. The manuscript also explicitly states that incidence is unverified. |
Event counts alone cannot establish occurrence frequency or comparative risk. |
Total exposed and affected counts, exposure and follow-up durations, collection systems and comparison conditions. |
Assess only reported frequencies linked to denominators and time; do not convert case counts into incidence. |
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Unverified |
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N26 · Evidence conditionAre the case's other foods, medications, allergy status and alternative explanations verified?Supplementary (causal-interpretation boundary) |
S03 is summarized as lotus-root-associated anaphylaxis; details of concurrent foods, medication, baseline allergies and assessment of alternative causes are not retained. |
Missing alternative-exposure and diagnostic material prevents assessment of sole causal contribution. |
Case food and medication co-exposures, baseline allergies and diseases, and alternative-cause assessment records. |
Compare exposure, baseline status and diagnostic evidence, distinguishing assessed alternatives from unverified candidates. |
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Unverified |
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N27 · Evidence conditionIs material available on therapeutic-amount juice in pregnancy, lactation, liver or kidney disease and drug interactions?Supplementary; required for the relevant safety extension |
Retained material distinguishes food-use experience from therapeutic-amount juice safety. Pregnancy, lactation, kidney and liver disease, and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interactions are unverified. |
Direct safety material for the relevant vulnerable populations, drugs and therapeutic formulation is unverified. |
Population-specific exposure and harm collection for therapeutic-amount juice, long-term observation and anticoagulant or antiplatelet interaction material. |
If existing safety material becomes available, compare applicability by food versus therapeutic juice, vulnerable populations and concurrent drugs. |
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Unverified |
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N28 · Evidence conditionAre actual funding, product supply and author interests verified for the three reports?Supplementary; required for independence claims |
S01 and S02 are classified as academic research or review, but actual funding and COI are unverified. S03 funding and COI details are also unverified. |
Beyond manuscript type classifications, material verifying actual funding, supply, employment and disclosures is missing. |
Original S01, S02 and S03 funding, product-supply, author-affiliation, patent and COI disclosures. |
Link funding and disclosure levels to each report without turning missing information into independent funding or absence of bias. |
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Met |
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N29 · Evidence conditionWere actually read material, external papers and abstracts, and individual historical access dates distinguished?Required (record scope) |
The retained summary's Korean, English and full structure were read. No new external access or reading occurred. The three citations lack individual access-level and access-date fields; the original review date 2026-09-08 is separate. |
Actual actions and material-specific reading scopes are distinguished without inferring individual historical dates. |
Original retained input, citation locations, material types, actual access and reading events, and report-specific historical access records. |
For newly acquired material, link identity, type, read locations and dates without promoting summary reading to full-text reading. |
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Partly verified |
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N30 · Evidence conditionCan actual original search queries, execution dates, results and selection scope be verified?Required (interpretation of unverified information) |
The manuscript reports PubMed and ClinicalTrials.gov searches combining plant parts, bleeding and PBAC. Evidence scope is limited to retained sources and the absence-proven flag is false. No new search occurred in this work. |
Retained search context and absence limits are known, but original date-specific results, selection logs and completeness are unverified. |
Historical search queries, dates, results and selection records, with an explanation of the retained scope. |
If search records are acquired, compare historical selection scope; distinguish additional searches as separately authorized events. |
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Met |
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N31 · Evidence conditionAre the original ?, unrecorded score, pre/post-correction human-study flags and review status preserved?Required (historical preservation) |
The current grade is ?, score is unrecorded and the no-human-study flag is false. Editorial records retain the historical true value and specify legacy-grade review with grade revalidation false. Evidence status records related human studies as true, direct efficacy and eligible comparisons as false, and proven absence as false. |
Original values, types and pre/post-correction differences are preserved exactly without certification as a new final grade. |
Original current grade, score, axes, evidence status, correction and editorial-review material, with change history. |
For change events, compare version-specific originals and separately record display corrections, new clinical evidence and regrading. |
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Met |
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N32 · Evidence conditionWas ID1965's cough and sputum question distinguished from the current menstrual-blood-loss claim?Required (claim unit) |
The manuscript explains that ID1965 concerns bronchitis-related cough and sputum for the same whole lotus rhizome or juice, so it is not a duplicate. That individual original was not read in this work. |
The other-effect boundary described in the current manuscript is preserved, with original-material nonreading explicit. |
Manuscript adjacent-claim identifiers and endpoint boundaries; actual material for that question in future separately scoped work. |
If authorized to address the adjacent question, review its original and material independently without automatically inheriting efficacy evidence from this table. |
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Not applicable |
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N33 · Evidence conditionAre optimal dose and persistence after stopping required as additional conditions for this narrow bleeding question?Supplementary (extension boundary) |
The current main question concerns direct comparison of menstrual blood loss. Actual eligible dose and duration are unverified, and direct material establishing optimal dose or persistence is also unavailable. |
Optimal-dose and post-withdrawal persistence extensions are not additional mandatory conditions for the selected narrow main question. |
Actual direct-trial dose and duration material; direct dose comparisons and post-withdrawal follow-up only when addressing extensions. |
If direct comparisons become available, examine original effects, dose comparisons and persistence as separate contrasts of interest. |
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Not applicable |
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N34 · Evidence conditionAre blood-loss results being extended to verified anemia treatment or replacement of standard care?Supplementary (clinical-extension boundary) |
The manuscript states that lotus root cannot be advertised as a hemostatic food, menstrual-loss reducer, anemia treatment or replacement for standard gynecological care. This table is limited to the menstrual-blood-loss question. |
Independent efficacy judgments for anemia treatment and treatment replacement are outside the current main question's applicability. |
Original bleeding result tables and separate anemia or standard-treatment comparisons, with original advertising boundaries. |
Even if direct results become available, assess other anemia and treatment-replacement endpoints and comparators as separate eligible questions. |