Over the last year, however, the idea that working-memory training has broad benefits has crumbled.
Open access has broad benefits both for scientists and the general public.
Adequate information provision has broad benefits for patients, including increased satisfaction, reduced emotional distress, and reduced use of analgesia underlining the importance of effective measures to improve patient education [ 1].
The MEta-analysis of Risk Improvement under Acarbose (MeRIA), which analysed the results of seven long-term trials carried out in patients with type 2 diabetes, confirmed that treatment with acarbose has broader benefits for the management of vascular disease and damage [ 21].
Pregnancy during graduate school could make sense for many women, and, if studies correlating a variety of increased risks with maternal (and paternal) age are correct, encouraging couples to have children younger could have broad benefits.
Vice Minister Hu Yadong told reporters Monday that the trains could run at the higher speed, but the reductions would have broad benefits, making it easier for more traditional, more affordable trains to operate and saving on maintenance and power.
Like many others, the scientists involved in COLLAPSE have work to do to convince others that projects like theirs, despite their apparent specialisation, can have broad benefits for society, as well as for scientific training.
"Eliminating concerns about Ambac's ratings should have broad benefits for the financial markets and provide stability for the municipal bond market," said New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer in a statement Wednesday.
But if a supplement that is widely taken and is safe for most people can mitigate some of the risks of excess weight, it may have broad benefits, she said.
And it will turn out that the drugs have broader benefits than one initially imagined.
Those efforts, as well as the current ones, typically have been cast as having broader benefits, similar to the way public health programs are portrayed, Mr. Retsinas said.
