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Comparative-Effectiveness Research Could Find New Uses for Drugs
Comparative-effectiveness research,
provided for in House and Senate healthcare overhaul legislation, can fill in the gaps left by standard clinical trials by pinpointing subpopulations that
respond to a particular drug, Bill Crown, president of i3 Innovus, a health economics and outcomes research consulting company based in Ann Arbor, Mich.,
said. “The key to detecting subgroup differences is analysis of real-world data,” he said.
Washington Drug Letter
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