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Recent trials indicate that agents blocking the RAAS might be more effective for this purpose through diverse pleiotropic effects.
Recent trials indicate that 5-year survival rate has reached a plateau, with little or no improvement by conventional treatment modalities (Link et al, 1986; Bacci et al, 2001; Bielack et al, 2002).
Indeed, more recent trials indicate similar complication rates between pregnant and non-pregnant patients [ 20, 21].
However, the results of some recent trials indicate that there is no guarantee that the assumption will hold.
However, more recent trials indicate that other FUN regimens may be less toxic (Lombardi et al, 2000; Zambetti et al, 2000).
Some early data suggested that the monoclonal antibody, bevacizumab, may be associated with increased risk for VTE (Shah et al, 2005); some recent trials indicate that bevacizumab in the context of contemporary chemotherapy regimens is not associated with significant elevations in risk (Hurwitz et al, 2004).
This is of particular interest in the light of the results of recent trials, indicating that sequential treatment during the disease-free period may improve OS in breast cancer (Coombes et al, 2007; Kaufmann et al, 2007).
A very recent trial indicates that T3 replacement in patients with heart failure has beneficial contractile effects [ 59].
A recent trial indicated that taking 500 mg/day vitamin C for 2 months reduced serum uric acid by 0.5 mg/dl [ 62].
When treatment is needed, UK practice has been to use chlorambucil; however, a recent trial indicated that better and more durable disease responses can be achieved using fludarabine and cyclophosphamide, in combination.
Although short-acting muscarinic antagonists are currently limited to their use in acute asthma and as alternative bronchodilators in individuals who experience side effects with β2-agonists, recent clinical trials indicate that the long-acting muscarinic antagonist, tiotropium, deserves consideration as a potential therapeutic agent for select populations.
