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Pioglitazone appeared to have a modest benefit on cardiovascular events as a secondary outcome in one large trial involving patients with overt macrovascular disease (60).

According to this position statement, "pioglitazone appeared to have a modest benefit on CV events as a secondary outcome in one large trial involving patients with overt macrovascular disease".

The mixed NMDA (N-methyl D-aspartate) and nicotinic acetylcholine receptor antagonist memantine showed modest benefit on a test of executive control of attention in PDD in one randomized study (Aarsland et al., 2009), but significant benefits were not confirmed in another larger trial (Emre et al., 2010).

Such trials that show a modest benefit on average at a population level take us a step away from refining care for the individual, and might support the use of multiple and costly interventions with potential short and long term side effects.

The available treatments have at best a modest benefit on the course of the disease [ 5].

Low-dose creatine conferred a modest benefit on ischemic exercise in a few patients (Vorgerd et al., 2000).

Small trials in heart failure patients collectively suggest a modest benefit of CoQ on systolic function (10), but no studies have investigated its effect on LVDD.

Another analysis of 17 comparisons involving the general public in the US found a modest benefit of personalisation on mail survey response rates with greater effects apparent in rural areas [ 23].

24 A separate Cochrane review showed a modest benefit of naltrexone on reduced postcessation weight gain at end of treatment (mean difference −0.78 kg, 95% CI −1.52 to −0.05, N=2 trials), with insufficient data to assess the effects at 6 or 12 months.

However, the strength of this non-significant association was also consistent with relative risks observed in previous meta-analyses, and therefore a modest benefit of flavonol intake on CVD risk cannot be ruled out.

There was a modest benefit of improved glycemic control on two cognitive domains: psychomotor and mental efficiency and motor speed (4).