Sentence examples for approved therapy from inspiring English sources
More than 230 clinical trials of genetic engineering techniques are now in progress, but most are at a preliminary stage and none has yet led to an approved therapy.
"If the underlying goal of protecting public health is to be advanced, the logical course is to reject the new therapy because it has not been convincingly demonstrated to be as effective as approved therapy," the F.D.A. staff wrote.
Retrospectively, we included patients who received enzalutamide as a clinically approved therapy for mCRPC and had undergone bone scan prior to starting therapy.
With apps like these gaining notoriety amongst mental health professionals, could AI help tackle emotional issues at the source, or is there a danger of people using these services as a replacement for clinically approved therapy?
Targeting tumours with therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has proven to be an effective approach to cancer therapy although its clinical effectiveness has been more limited in NSCLC with the vascular endothelial growth factor-neutralising mAb, bevacizumab, the only approved therapy.
This type of testing may capture mutations that do not yet have an approved therapy, but are being studied in clinical trial.
Sorafenib is a pill which was developed to block signaling pathways which cause blood vessels to grow, and is currently the only approved FDA-approved therapy for HCC.
Accurate assessments of current HDV prevalence have been hampered by the lack of readily available and reliable quantitative assays, combined with the absence of an FDA-approved therapy.
The problem is that there is no F.D.A.-approved therapy that uses the information from perfusion scans in the setting of acute stroke.
A high-risk infant's risk of hospitalization due to severe RSV disease can be significantly reduced with monthly injections of an FDA-approved therapy that my company has been making since 1998.
Despite this very high number of people who are suffering, there is a large knowledge gap regarding the mechanisms by which neurological recovery occurs, and not a single FDA-approved therapy available to help people recover.
