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Young gastrointestinal angle: Study design in gastroenterology

Basic, clinical, and translational research are an integral part of modern gastroenterology and hepatology. Understanding the importance of study design is critical in early and advanced career stages. Planning new study protocols and writing the study section in grant applications, are just two examples in which proper study design may spell the difference between a successful outcome which advances science (and careers), and the alternative.