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• Efficacy and safety proven comparable to Activase2.
• Assessment of the Safety and Efficacy of a New Thrombolytic (ASSENT-2) Investigators. ...

• A Review of Efficacy and Safety .
• To clarify the efficacy of antiobesity drugs, this article reviews all long-term (36 weeks), placebo-controlled trials of obesity pharmacotherapy published since 1960. ... While existing studies are too few and heterogeneous to warrant meta-analysis, their review does provide evidence highly relevant to the safety and efficacy of available anorexiants. ...

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• Efficacy Solutions Limited is a small computer consultancy specialising in object-oriented software systems for the internet. ...

•   Ephedra and Ephedrine for Weight Loss and Athletic Performance Enhancement: Clinical Efficacy and Side Effects. ...
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• The Efficacy of Psychotherapy.
• The relationship between severity of illness and choice of therapy is unknown, and could account for some of the differential effects, but does not vitiate this further evidence of the efficacy of psychotherapy. ...
• The findings provide convincing evidence of the efficacy of psychotherapy. ...
• OTA's report on psychotherapy, entitled 'The Efficacy and Cost-Effectiveness of Psychotherapy,' concluded that psychotherapy is effective. ...
• --Reimbursement for psychotherapy: Linking efficacy research and public policymaking. ...
• The evidence suggests that previous doubts about the overall efficacy of psychotherapy with children can be laid to rest. ...
• The efficacy of psychotherapy and the relative spontaneous improvement of untreated Ss are discussed. ...
• The mental health field is still young, and there has been insufficient time to evaluate the efficacy of all forms of therapy for all the problems for which patients/clients seek help. ...
• Results are interpreted as significant evidence for the efficacy of psychotherapy and for the validity of the self-report method of measuring improvement and spontaneous remission. ...
• Efficacy research findings are discussed through a critique of global outcome surveys via meta-analysis and studies of particular therapies for specific problems/disorders according to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III) and behavioral medicine categories (e. ...
• Prioleau et al (1983)) on the efficacy, or lack thereof, of psychotherapy and the differential effectiveness of some schools of therapy as compared to other schools. ...
• Governmental policymakers and leading insurance officials continue to seek information regarding the appropriateness and efficacy of specific psychotherapeutic techniques with various types of presenting problems. The efforts during the Carter administration to stimulate additional efficacy research and knowledge synthesis regarding the efficacy of psychotherapy are described. ...
• --The efficacy of psychotherapy as the basis for public policy. ...

• Efficacy of coronary angioplasty for the treatment of hibernating myocardium .
• OBJECTIVESTo determine the efficacy of coronary angioplasty as the sole method of revascularisation in patients with coronary artery disease and chronically dysfunctional but viable myocardium (hibernating myocardium), and to assess the effect of restenosis on functional outcome.

•   The value of the company’s proprietary skin sampling technology, Epidermal Genetic Information Retrieval (EGIRTM), has been shown in the context of evaluating a variety of cutaneous reactions and efficacy of drug treatment for skin disease. ...

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• STATISTICAL INQUIRIES INTO THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER.
• On the efficacy of prayer.
• THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER.
• 125}AN eminent authority has recently published a challenge to test the efficacy of prayer by actual experiment. ...
• The efficacy of prayer seems to me a simple, as it is a perfectly appropriate and legitimate subject of scientific inquiry. ...
• Barry, states as follows: "Its real objective efficacy is both implied and expressed in Scripture in the plainest terms We are encouraged to ask special blessings, both spiritual and temporal, in hopes that thus, and thus only, we may obtain them It would seem the intention of holy Scripture to encourage all prayer, more especially intercession, in all relations and for all righteous objects. ... A primâ facie argument in favour of the efficacy of prayer is therefore to be drawn from the very general use of it. ...
• The principles are broad and simple upon which our inquiry into the efficacy of prayer must be established. ...
• If they abstain from doing so, it is not because their attention has never been awakened to the possible efficacy of prayer, but, on the contrary, that although they have heard it insisted on from childhood upwards, they are unable to detect its influence. Most people have some general belief in the objective efficacy of prayer, but none seem willing to admit its action in those special cases of which they have scientific cognisance.
• An honest comparison of their respective periods of treatment and the results would manifest a distinct proof of the efficacy or prayer; if it existed to even a minute fraction of the amount that religious teachers exhort us to believe.
• " Now, as a simple matter of fact, has this prayer any efficacy? There is a memoir by Dr. ...
• The prayer has therefore no efficacy, unless the very questionable hypothesis be raised, that the conditions of royal life may naturally be yet more fatal, and that their influence is partly, though incompletely, neutralised by the effects of public prayers.
• The efficacy of prayer may yet further be tested by inquiry into the proportion of deaths at the time of birth among the children of the praying and the non-praying classes. ...
• How is it possible to explain why Quakers, who are most devout and most shrewd men of business, have ignored these considerations, except on the ground that they do not really believe in what they and others freely assert about the efficacy of prayer? It was at one time considered an act of mistrust in an overruling Providence to put lightening conductors on churches; for it was said that God would surely take care of his own. ...
• The civilised world has already yielded an enormous amount of honest conviction to the inexorable requirements of solid fact; and it seems to me clear that all belief in the efficacy of prayer, in the sense in {p. ...

• Medication Development for the Treatment of Cocaine Dependence: Issues in Clinical Efficacy Trials.
• The Addiction Severity Index in Clinical Efficacy Trials of Medications for Cocaine Dependence-----182.

• For Release: July 1, 2003 FTC Charges Direct Marketers of Ephedra Weight Loss Products With Making Deceptive Efficacy and Safety Claims.
• district court, target deceptive efficacy, safety, and “no side effects” claims for weight loss supplements containing ephedra (also known as Ma Huang). ...
• One case challenges safety and efficacy claims for a dietary supplement used to treat impotence in men, and another challenges claims that a glucosamine and chondroitin dietary supplement “cures” arthritis.
• The defendants also used an expert medical endorser in some advertisements to tout their products’ efficacy and safety.
• In addition, the FTC alleges that the defendants made deceptive efficacy and safety claims for the erectile dysfunction supplement. ...

• A Reevaluation of the Exclusion Criteria Used in Antidepressant Efficacy Trials .
• OBJECTIVE: Antidepressant efficacy trials use multiple exclusion criteria that are intended primarily to maximize differences between the drug and placebo. ... The authors review the current state of knowledge about treatment response rates in individuals who are typically excluded from antidepressant efficacy trials. METHOD: After reviewing 31 antidepressant efficacy trials published between 1994 and 1998, the authors identified 10 commonly used exclusion criteria. A computerized MEDLINE search and a manual search were used to identify studies evaluating the efficacy of antidepressant medications in populations of subjects typically excluded from antidepressant efficacy trials. ... CONCLUSIONS: Many of the standard exclusion criteria currently used in antidepressant efficacy trials may not be achieving their intended goal of maximizing drug-placebo differences. The practice of excluding subjects with particular clinical profiles, which greatly reduces the generalizability of antidepressant efficacy trials, appears to lack empirical support. ...
• The primary aim of an antidepressant efficacy trial is to demonstrate drug-placebo differences. Consistent with this aim, antidepressant efficacy trials routinely exclude subjects believed to have high placebo response rates (e. ... The exclusion of these subjects significantly increases recruitment costs (1) and limits the generalizability of antidepressant efficacy trials to a narrow population of "pure" depressed patients. ...
• Few published accounts of antidepressant efficacy trials present the percentage of individuals applying for entry who are screened out. ... (2) reported that 381 of 612 subjects (62%) applying to participate in two separate antidepressant efficacy trials were excluded for a variety of reasons. ... (3) found that only 60 of 866 antidepressant efficacy trial applicants (7%) screened in telephone interviews were ultimately randomly assigned to treatment groups. A survey of 18 clinical trial investigators found that an estimated 80% of applicants to antidepressant efficacy trials overseen by the investigators were excluded (1). ... We reported elsewhere that less than 15% of the depressed patients from our outpatient practice would be eligible to participate in an antidepressant efficacy trial due to various exclusion criteria (4). ...
• Considering the cost and the limits to generalizability associated with the exclusion criteria that have been employed in antidepressant efficacy trials, some researchers have begun to question the wisdom of their use (5, 6). ... The goal of the present report was to review the empirical research on the efficacy of antidepressant medications in subjects typically excluded from antidepressant efficacy trials. ...

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