Chronology bias can occur during intervention studies where researchers fail to account for changes over time outside of the intervention that may influence the efficacy of the intervention. To avoid chronology bias, researchers can use historic controls from the recent past, but not further out, or conduct prospective cohort or randomized control trials.
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