But after two years, those with more severe dependence were drinking less, on average, if they had received the more intensive therapy.
Indeed, the American Academy of Pediatrics, in a recent and extensive report, made it plain that pediatricians must be trained to recognize and deal with the growing percentage of children who are developing "severe developmental-behavioral pathology, placing them in need of more intensive therapy".
Furthermore, injuries in the elderly often require more intensive therapy and use disproportionately more resources than would similar injuries in young patients [2].
UK and Australian teams compared a standard statin treatment with a more intensive therapy, publishing results in the Lancet medical journal.
Thus, a non-invasive method of assessing the heterogeneity within a tumor might be of clinical benefit, particularly in this age of personalized medicine, to select poor prognosis patients for more intensive therapy.
Some of the treatment-related side effects reported by participants may have been a reflection of more intensive therapy administered in a tertiary care environment where complex cases are often seen.
This may help identify septic shock patients requiring more intensive therapy based upon their diastolic performance.
There is no evidence, however, for the effectiveness of more intensive therapy in these patients.
Juvenile onset RRP is more severe and results in more intensive therapy.
The findings suggest that more intensive therapy for neurosyphilis in immunocompromised patients merits further study.
Grade-3 hypertension for version 2.0 was defined as requiring therapy or more intensive therapy than previously, whereas for version 3.0 it was defined as requiring >1 drug or more intensive therapy than previously.
