originalucifer ,
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At a meeting Monday, the Peripheral and Central Nervous System Drugs Advisory Committee voted 11-0 that donanemab is effective at slowing down Alzheimer’s in the disease’s early stages

this is how efficacy is determined? by committees voting?? seems weird

kakes ,

Presumably the committee members would be experts in their field that would weigh the evidence accordingly and come to a decision. They would vote because it's a better failsafe than having one guy just sign off on the whole thing.

No idea of that's how it works in practice, but it does make sense imo.

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