Often, a drug that is efficacious in clinical trials is not very effective in actual use. For example, a drug may have high efficacy in lowering blood pressure ... |
Effectiveness refers to "how the drug works in a real-world situation", and is "often lower than efficacy because of interactions with other medications or ... |
Absorbed drug concentrations may be higher initially but are of such short duration that efficacy is reduced. Special dosing syringes and extenders that ... |
The efficacy of a drug is its ability to produce the maximal response possible for a particular biological system and relates to the extent of functional change ... |
Class IV drugs have low specificity/potency and low tissue exposure/selectivity, which achieves inadequate efficacy/safety, and should be terminated early. STAR ... |
In medical terms, efficacy refers to the ability of a product or treatment to provide a beneficial effect. |
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Often, a drug that is efficacious in clinical trials is not very effective in actual use. For example, a drug may have high efficacy in lowering blood pressure ... |
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