"mild patients" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe people who have a medical condition which is not serious or severe. For example: "Doctors are seeing an increase in mild patients coming in with flu symptoms this year."
"It's not going to be disease-modifying therapy for mild patients, so that's heartbreaking," said Dave Ricks, the incoming president and chief executive of Eli Lilly.
Lilly's results, showing a better effect in mild patients, might lend support to those arguments.
Of these, approximately 25% of mild patients and approximately 10% of moderate patients were amyloid negative and, as a group, did not exhibit clinical progression typical of AD.
Conclusions: SDB seems to be common in childhood-onset AMD, which is not always accompanied by daytime muscular symptoms, especially in mild patients.
"With no significant effect even in mild patients seen in one of the two studies, we expect the magnitude of the benefit to be questioned," Jeffrey Holford, an analyst at Jefferies & Company, said in a note.
Simpler trial designs, more homogeneous and mid-sized study sites, a primary analysis based on a higher cutoff blinded to investigators to avoid the influence of score inflation in mild patients and, if possible, studies without an active control group could lead to a better signal detection of antidepressive efficacy.
For the mild patients, 66% improved by 30% or more in QOL during the 10 years.
The X-ray film of the mild patient revealed clear lung texture.
But Lilly has stubbornly refused to give up, pointing to after-the-fact analyses that seemed to show the drug worked in milder patients and making a daring and very risky bet on doing new large trials.
Doctors are becoming more skilled at detecting Alzheimer's early, when the symptoms are mild, and patients may have several years of safe driving left, the study said.
All adverse events were rated as mild by patients and transient in nature.
