Autistic children can benefit from an intensive treatment called applied behavior analysis, but many insurance companies haven't wanted to cover what can be a $60,000 or $70,000 annual cost.
(Many of Rabbi Kook's presumed spiritual heirs would no doubt benefit from an intensive review of his words).
We aimed to identify patients treated in community primary care settings who would benefit from an intensive diabetes intervention.
The results from this study suggest that especially RS males would benefit from an intensive, long-term after-care lasting until the early thirties.
We might stand for prompt expert consultation because these ARF patients at risk would benefit from an intensive and specialized treatment, and further kidney damage could be minimized.
The calculation of relative serum creatinine increase could be used as a precise and useful tool in the daily general medical practice, and may be an effective tool to identify those patients who would benefit from an intensive therapy.
Furthermore, the calculation of relative serum creatinine increase could be used as a practical tool to identify those patients at risk, and that would benefit from an intensive therapy.
Two large randomized studies (22, 39) showed no macrovascular benefit from an intensive glucose control regimen that included insulin, and one suggested increase in all-cause and CVD mortality (40).
We suggest that HGG patients in these subgroups might benefit from an intensive treatment of metastases, such as spinal or local irradiation or surgery, since tumour progression at the primary site seems to occur less rapidly compared to patients with DIPG.
Despite evidence for the benefits from an intensive multifactorial approach to weight-management in adolescents [ 10, 11, 21], no study to date has examined commercially available and delivered weight management programs specifically tailored to the needs of adolescents.
