does this mean the study is STATISTICALLY significant or CLINICALLY significant

June 2005

When you hear about "significant" new findings, does this mean the study is STATISTICALLY significant or CLINICALLY significant? Sometimes marketing emphasizes a benefit that is statistically significant...bu...

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does this mean the study is STATISTICALLY significant or CLINICALLY significant
Cardiology whether angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs) INCREASE the risk of heart attacks
Diabetes two new injectable diabetes drugs, Byetta (exenatide) and Symlin (pramlintide)
Diabetes People are confused about how to get the new OptiClik pen for Lantus insulin
atypical antipsychotics increasing mortality in elderly patients with dementia
Sativex, a new cannabis extract for neuropathic pain caused by multiple sclerosis
Gastroenterology statins CAN be used safely in patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease
Restless Legs Syndrome Requip is the first drug approved for restless legs syndrome
Men s Health Viagra might cause vision loss
inhaled corticosteroids INTERMITTENTLY for adults with mild persistent asthma
Osteoporosis news reports saying that calcium and vitamin D don't help prevent fractures
Women s Health The Today contraceptive sponge will come back this fall
Vaccines Boostrix and Adacel, the first pertussis vaccines for adolescents and adults
Infectious Diseases The CDC now recommends new options in insect repellents to protect against West Nile virus