Selective publication based on results. In addition to statistical significance, selective publication can also be due to the observed outcome. A recent

review of $74$ studies of antidepressant agents found $38$ studies with positive results and $36$ studies with negative or questionable results. All but one of the $38$ positive studies were published. Of the remaining $36,22$ were not published and $11$ were published

in such a way as to convey a positive outcome.$$ Describe how this selective reporting can have adverse consequences on health care.