"By touching base," she said, "I never leave any added benefit on the table that my clients could be receiving".
But there's no evidence to support the converse notion - that extra stimulation, above and beyond what nurturing parents naturally provide by talking to, cuddling and playing with their infants, will have any added benefit or raise children's intelligence.
Studies like this one, he said, demonstrate the waste of health care dollars on "something that costs a lot more and doesn't offer any added benefit over current treatment options".
Therefore, it is not understandable why the REACH Regulation is interpreted - without any need to do so - in such a way that it harms the competitiveness of own companies on the one hand without bringing any added benefit for health and environment on the other.
The advantages of early surgery within 48 h are well established for hip fracture management in terms of reducing the risk of death [17, 18, 40], while in contrast the use of regional anaesthesia in hip fracture surgery does not confer any added benefit in terms of reducing mortality.
"But you are raising an expectation that the treatment can be offered when perhaps the individual is not at that stage in the disease where it would give them any added benefit or added quality of life, or even length of life".
These results suggest that double combinations of NAIs may not provide any added benefit over the drugs as single agents.
However, they have not shown any added benefit over sorafenib.
Similarly, very few women were managed with methotrexate: we thus have no clear evidence of any added benefit of using this approach.
Assuming that this integration improves outcomes, the trial sought to identify any added benefit of telehealth services beyond those accrued from enhanced integration.
Although a recent study found these patients less likely to respond to neural mobilisation, the current study will be able to assess whether neural mobilisation has any added benefit compared to usual care.
