But there was a sharp dispute over whether mammograms, whose clinical trials were more ambiguous, had much benefit outside those trials.
This plan is another candidate for elimination, or perhaps it should be limited to encompass only very widely prescribed drugs whose clinical trials raised a safety signal(s).
In the school auditorium at about 9 a.m., there were 13 sixth graders — 12 boys and a single girl, Krissy, whose clinical designation is pervasive developmental disorder on the autistic spectrum.
In 2003, 2005 and 2009 Whitehall scientists variously predicted 50,000 to 750,000 deaths, which scared ministers into spending £500m on Roche's Tamiflu, whose clinical trials were not disclosed.
It is an innovative treatment whose clinical efficacy and safety are beginning to be better understood.
Among 10,353 patients whose clinical response could be determined, 91.6% were cured.
This seems to be particularly true for chronic CH, whose clinical characteristics may overlap with those of chronic PH[2].
WU and KI are human polyomaviruses initially detected in the respiratory tract, whose clinical significance remains uncertain.
Nose and mouth secretion samples were derived from 65 goats from two goat farms whose clinical symptoms suggested infection with ORFV.
According to this view, migraine could represent a syndrome whose clinical components are the reflection of specific loci expressions, independently influencing susceptibility to migraine [6].
Particularly interested in differences among "neurointensivists" (NIs; defined here as intensivists whose clinical practice is comprised > 1/3 by neurocritical care) and other intensivists (OIs).
