ISSUES & IDEAS

The Risks Of Comparative Effectiveness

Critics say that research into the efficacy of medical treatments could end up hurting patients.

by Anna Edney

Saturday, May 23, 2009


Patient groups and Republicans say research into the effectiveness of various medical treatments could lead to denial of necessary but expensive care.

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