…quantity of labor expended in the productive process than on the power of the instruments set in motion during the labor time. These instruments, and their growing effectiveness are in…

…a very big incentive for corruption. Most immediately the corruption takes the form of misleading doctors and the public about the safety and effectiveness of a product. This effort takes…

…and show promise. One such approach, known as violence interruption, involves mediating active disputes and fostering community norms of non-violence. Evidence about its effectiveness is “mixed at best” (see here p 47). A…

…these data could enhance the effectiveness of state outreach and enrollment assistance for people eligible for Marketplace coverage and subsidies.“ A summation to this may be . . . many…

…significant advances in recent decades. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Effectiveness in the United Kingdom (NICE) pioneered in using cost-effectiveness research to recommend ceilings on what the British National Health…

…867 children in Philadelphia, resulting in 133 cases of mumps in the control group, and just five cases in the vaccine group, for a 95% effectiveness rate. The other, conducted…

…make drugs cheap and also eliminate most of the motivation for corruption in the pharmaceutical industry. Drug companies have a huge incentive to lie about the safety and effectiveness of…

…to establish safety and effectiveness. As an alternative, Coller suggests a process whereby the FDA would establish accreditation to an institution or group of doctors that effectively follow procedures to…

…effectiveness in treatment. “FDA contradicts Trump on status of potential coronavirus drug,” Financial Times, Demetri Sevastopulo (Washington) and Hannah Kuchler (New York), March 19, 2020 Update 3/20: Robert Waldman –…

…effectiveness of “severe control measures” is assumed. The data on which the estimate is based isn’t presented (on page 1) Consider this published the same day (no longer on page…