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Not-yet-approved implies that the research isn't finished. How are you going to 'intelligently' assess the risk?
by edoloughlin 10y ago
Not-yet-approved implies that the research isn't finished. How are you going to 'intelligently' assess the risk?
- noobermin 10y agoBy getting sick and dying I suppose, but you before me, so I won't make the same mistake. I honestly can't think of any other alternative. A ratings website is not a replacement for controlled experiment. The FDA and the current Pharma industry have problems, but this is in no way an intelligent alternative.
- tlb 10y agoThere are several stages of research. For a sufficiently serious condition, it can make sense to take drugs that are only validated at a pre-clinical stage. And there are many conclusions of finished research. A common conclusion is "cures problem A, but may cause problem B", and depending on A and B, those drugs can fail approval. But individuals may place different values on A and B.