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|abstract=Of 1575 reports about cancer prognostic markers | |abstract=Of 1575 reports about cancer prognostic markers published in 2005, 1509 (96%) detailed at least | ||
one significant prognostic variable. However, few identifi ed biomarkers have been confirmed by | |||
one | subsequent research and few have entered routine clinical practice. This pattern—initially promising findings not leading to improvements in health care—has been recorded across biomedical research. | ||
So why is research that might transform health care and reduce health problems not being successfully produced? | |||
identifi ed biomarkers have been | |||
subsequent research and few have entered routine | |||
clinical practice. | |||
care—has been recorded across biomedical research. | |||
So why is research that might transform health care | |||
and reduce health problems not being successfully | |||
produced? | |||
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| Macleod MR, Michie S, Roberts I, Dirnagl U, Chalmers I, Ioanidis JPA, Salman RAS, Chan AW, Glasziou P (2014) Biomedicel research: increasing value, reducing waste.. Lancet 383(9912):101-4. |
Macleod MR, Michie S, Roberts I, Dirnagl U, Chalmers I, Ioanidis JPA, Salman RAS, Chan AW, Glasziou P (2014) Lancet
Abstract: Of 1575 reports about cancer prognostic markers published in 2005, 1509 (96%) detailed at least one significant prognostic variable. However, few identifi ed biomarkers have been confirmed by subsequent research and few have entered routine clinical practice. This pattern—initially promising findings not leading to improvements in health care—has been recorded across biomedical research. So why is research that might transform health care and reduce health problems not being successfully produced?
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