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In medicine, good things don't come to those who wait. [PDF]

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Is There Clear and Convincing Evidence of Cardiovascular Risk with Rosiglitazone?

Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 2011
, 1988Over the past decade, we have witnessed several controversial incidents of com-mon therapies causing uncommon adverse events. Here, we present one such contro -versy regarding rosiglitazone, a thiazo-lidinedione drug that was approved in the United States in 1999 on the basis of improvement in the surrogate outcome of glycemic control in patients
S, Kaul, G A, Diamond
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'Clear and convincing' evidence standard still applies to US patent validity challenges

Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice, 2011
The US Supreme Court confirms that ‘presumption of validity’ of US patents means that ‘clear and convincing’ evidence standard applies to patent validity challenges.
Charles R Macedo, C R Macedo, Macedo Charles R   +2 more
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Need for clear and convincing evidence of a patient's wishes before artificial nutrition and hydration may be withdrawn

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1990
David B Brushwood, Brushwood David B
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Should HECs assess whether ?clear and convincing evidence? standards have been met before recommending the discontinuation of life support, including nutrition and fluids?

HEC Forum, 1991
Mary B Mahowald
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Involuntary Commitment, Clear and Convincing Evidence for

2017
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Reimagining IRB review to incorporate a clear and convincing standard of evidence

Accountability in Research, 2021
This commentary is a critical response to the article written by David Resnik regarding the use of a standard of evidence for Institutional Review Board (IRB) decision making. Resnik suggests that IRBs should not only base decisions on evidence, but that this evidence should be sufficient to ensure a "clear and convincing" standard similar to that used
E. Smith, E. E. Anderson
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