It seems clear, from studies, and lots of personal testimony, that well-structured mindfulness training elicits benefits for many - cultivating attention and curiosity, enabling greater regulation of thought and emotion, and nurturing action more in tune with values and intention, rather than unconscious automatic habits.
Therefore, we label actually elicited benefits and harms as B1 and H1.
However, none of the patients who participated in interviews associated the acupressure wristbands as eliciting benefits beyond the relief of chemotherapy related nausea and vomiting.
Exposures exceeding those attained in this trial are more likely to elicit clinical benefit.
Similar to MMAE, maytansine is a highly potent microtubule inhibitor that by itself lacks the tumor specificity required to elicit therapeutic benefit [ 153, 154].
The two cases described in this report demonstrate that ipilimumab can be administered safely and can elicit clinical benefit in patients with ESRD on hemodialysis.
The review also highlights the recent development of antibody-drug conjugates and other immunotoxins, which are capable of delivering highly cytotoxic agents previously deemed too toxic to elicit therapeutic benefit preferentially to neoplastic cells.
The prediction that immunotherapies targeting soluble Aβ oligomers will elicit clinical benefit is supported by studies of human Aβ autoantibodies, of which only a subset appears to be disease-protective (in particular, the subset that preferentially recognizes Aβ oligomers) [ 221- 223].
Epitomized by ADCs, natural products previously deemed too potent to elicit therapeutic benefit can now be conjugated to an appropriate protein delivery system, thereby delivering highly cytotoxic and specific treatments to neoplastic tissue.
That requires another SR of preferably RCT to elicit potential benefits of using the strategy of ultrasound diagnosis over radiological diagnosis.
