Researchers in Gynecology can take several steps to mitigate publication bias. One effective strategy is the pre-registration of clinical trials, where the study design and intended analyses are registered publicly before the research begins. This promotes transparency and ensures that all results, regardless of outcome, are reported. Additionally, researchers should aim to publish all findings, including negative and null results, to provide a more balanced view of the evidence. Journals can also play a role by committing to publish high-quality studies irrespective of the results.
