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However, no significant clinical benefit was made by vandetanib monotherapy in patients with recurrent ovarian cancer in a phase II clinical trial [ 218].

A similar observation of a shorter hospital stay (plus a significant mortality benefit) was made by Ahmad and colleagues [ 77], who conducted a non-blinded controlled trial administering intrathecal HTIg (study group) versus standard therapy (control group) for neonatal tetanus.

This benefit was made possible by the small size of the CSAM and the easy handling of the devices, which enables the attachment of the sensors close to the surface of the skull, almost like conventional EEG electrodes.

This benefit is made apparent when a tip creates an intricate contour having multiple peaks and valleys within a single scratch.

Recommendations for revising the Compassionate Care Benefit are made.

A large and high quality randomised controlled trial of bearing surfaces in total hip replacement needs to be conducted before any claims of benefit are made.

While threatened cuts to child benefit is making headlines, proposed changes to housing benefit could have a huge impact across the country.

Chris Town, the RLA vice chairman, said: "The results confirm that reforms to housing benefit are making it increasingly risky for landlords to rent to those receiving it".

"The rollout of universal credit and personal independence payments have begun, reforms to housing benefit are making the system fairer and the benefit cap is now in place across the country".

During those flush years, the benefits were made increasingly generous, especially to the police and fire departments.

The party is also looking at a greater contributory element before benefits are made available, but only in limited areas.