therapeutic benefit

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meanings of therapeuticand benefit

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therapeutic
adjective
uk /ˌθer.əˈpjuː.tɪk/ us /ˌθer.əˈpjuː.t̬ɪk/
relating to the curing of a disease or ...
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benefit
noun
uk /ˈben.ɪ.fɪt/ us /ˈben.ə.fɪt/
a helpful or good effect, or something intended ...
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Examples of therapeutic benefit

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Although harvesting bone marrow usually exposes the donor to minimal risk,1 there is no therapeuticbenefit.
Innovators elect to surrender their patent rights in exchange for a reward that is proportional to the incremental therapeuticbenefit of the treatment.
The regulations do not hold a child's dissent as binding if the research offers the prospect of a direct therapeuticbenefit.
This study was of unusually long duration (7 years); it used a straightforward drug-placebo comparison at end-point to determine therapeuticbenefit of selegiline.
Information about the innovative therapeuticbenefit was obtained from a previous published study (20) and from unpublished data from the authors of that study.
These products differ very little in their chemical mix from existing drugs and offer only limited (if any) improvements in therapeuticbenefit.
Yet in many cases, memory assessments arguably have little direct therapeuticbenefit to the dementia sufferer.
The amount of cost-effectiveness evidence was rated and analyzed together with information about sales and the therapeuticbenefit of the drugs.
Despite these well-motivated choices, the therapeutic intervention appears not to provide therapeuticbenefit.
The ethical elements they would like to see are equitable access, maximized potential therapeutic benefit across demographic and disease groups, and reasonable cost.
Medication used merely as a chemical 'straitjacket' seems clearly unethical, and the aim must be therapeuticbenefit.
If the innovation offers a therapeuticbenefit, a market will emerge for the drug.
Reimbursement authorities consider these opportunity costs of reimbursement as well as the therapeuticbenefit.
Counsellors and psychotherapists are trained to help patients and clients to talk through painful past experiences, and there is good evidence of the potential therapeuticbenefit of this.
The approach also lends itself to tests of acceleration, shorter treatment times being of obvious interest to patients and possibly of therapeuticbenefit in their own right.
However, it is essential that each individual case is reviewed on its own merits and all patients, regardless of age, should be offered medication with proven therapeuticbenefit.
They developed a list of then commonly-used medications that should be avoided completely in older patients due to unacceptable side-effects or lack of evidence for therapeuticbenefit.
Where what is involved is exclusively research, as opposed to therapy, however, the risks to which a person may be exposed are considerably less than where therapeuticbenefit is anticipated.
The hypothesis is that drugs with improved effectiveness or safety (high therapeuticbenefit) will have more published evidence of cost-effectiveness than drugs with low therapeuticbenefit.
In practice, a smaller loading dose of a water-soluble drug, such as digoxin, is required in an older individual for the same therapeuticbenefit, compared to a younger individual.
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