It's not a question of benefit of the doubt.
While current evidence suggests that resuscitation with isotonic albumin does not cause harm, the question of benefit remains contested [9 13].
Things then got heated on the question of benefit sanctions, with Ms Davidson accusing Jim Murphy of peddling an "outright lie" about people being forced to go to high street money lenders or food banks.
Research regulatory level: Awareness among members of the IRBs... the question of benefit sharing particularly in the third world is a very tricky one.
Mark Cooper (Melbourne, Australia) put the trial results in context, further exploring the question of benefit versus harm, the significance of the renal findings, and the trial's clinical implications.
The protective effects of metformin are purported to be related to pleiotropic, possibly anti-inflammatory mechanisms, raising the question of benefit in patients without diabetes.
Moreover, with bariatric surgery for children and adolescents the question of "benefit for whom?" becomes pertinent, as will be discussed in further detail below.
In non-therapeutic biobank research, the question of benefit is more complex, as in many cases there will not be direct benefit to the participant, only potential benefits to future patients.
Logic notwithstanding, the question of benefits versus risks from routine exams can be answered only by well-designed scientific research.
Mr Clegg said there needed to be a debate "about what sort of welfare state we can afford", adding the country needed to be "quite hard-headed" particularly on the question of benefits.
