This is a very insightful and helpful thread. I wanted to jump in with a quick question which I often encounter. In the drug trial for BP reduction, the effect for B-A was, say, 3 mmHg with a 0.95 confidence interval of (-1, 6) and a p-value of 0.06. How should we interpret this? Does the interpretation that “we did not find evidence against the null hypothesis of A=B” still hold in this case? What if the point estimate was 6 mmHg, 0.95 CI (-1, 13) and p-value 0.06? Thank you!