Titlebook: Risk-Benefit Analysis in Drug Research; Proceedings of an In J. F. Cavalla (Research Director) Conference proceedings 1981 MTP Press Limite

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Risk-benefit in medicine,e, at least in any quantitative way. We are, in fact, surely making some kind of risk–benefit evaluation every time we choose between alternatives: we are weighing the advantages against the disadvantages. Our assessment may be heavily influenced by habits, by traditions, by a few misconceptions and

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The effect on the public,e ways in which the industry’s relationship with the general public might be improved. And it’s perhaps as well to start by recognizing that the pharmaceutical industry is not alone. People in general worry about the side-effects of drugs, but people at large also worry about a great many other cons

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The necessary role of government,a government which, in theory, is committed to a non-interventionist policy. Recently Professor Milton Friedman, whose theories are held in great respect by the present government, related the theory of non-intervention in the process of free market forces to the pharmaceutical industry. Answering t

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The relative worth of animal testing,recent mechanistic success of physiologists and biochemists in revealing body mechanisms has emphasized the value of the study of animals in explaining the responses of man in health and disease. In pharmacology, too, so many advances in basic knowledge and therapeutic power have come from animal ex