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Our view in summary therefore is that there is no current evidence to suggest an incremental benefit for routine ECG assessment of ADHD patients prior to initiation of medication.

From a nationwide study focused on 43 000 bystander-witnessed OHCAs of non-cardiac origin, we demonstrated that conventional CPR with rescue breathing had an incremental benefit for OHCAs of non-cardiac origin, but the impact on overall survival after OHCA was small.

Based on the data from Liberato et al, trastuzumab led to an incremental benefit of $10,834.07, for which the 95% confidence interval ranged from a cost of $12,797.05 to a benefit of $33,982.92 in the United States setting.

The government use license for EFV alone resulted in an incremental benefit of USD67 million.

These estimates were incorporated into the model as an incremental benefit of quadrivalent vaccination.

In a recent study, combination entecavir and TDF therapy conferred an incremental benefit over entecavir monotherapy for reaching HBV DNA <50 IU/mL in HBeAg-positive patients with high baseline viral loads after 96 weeks of treatment.

All NEPA doses showed superior overall complete response rates compared with palonosetron (87.4%, 87.6%, and 89.6% for NEPA100, NEPA200, and NEPA300, resp., versus 76.5% palonosetron; p value < 0.050) with the highest NEPA300 dose studied showing an incremental benefit over lower NEPA doses for all efficacy endpoints.

All NEPA doses showed superior overall CR rates compared with PALO (87.4%, 87.6%, and 89.6% for NEPA100, NEPA200, and NEPA300, respectively versus 76.5% PALO; P < 0.050) with the highest NEPA300 dose studied showing an incremental benefit over lower NEPA doses for all efficacy endpoints.

While girls-only vaccination would substantially reduce the incidence of HPV-related cancer in females and in some extent in males (due to herd immunity), vaccination of boys in addition to girls is associated with a substantial incremental benefit for both males (direct benefits) and females (indirect benefits).

In this context the prospective assessment of patient reported toxicity and quality of life (QL) incorporated in TACT is particularly important although its relevance extends to other clinical scenarios where a small incremental benefit for taxane based regimens has been seen [1].

The goal, like all marketing programs, would be to drive an incremental benefit to the company.