Larger, longer trials would be needed for that
The failure to intensify therapy when treatment targets are not met is termed therapeutic inertia, which is a widely reported phenomenon that is known to negatively affect clinical outcomes, often through contributing to complications emanating from lack of glycemic control [15,16,17,18]
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As is shown in Figure 2, the average per cent change in the anagen to telogen hair ratio was in group 1 (supplement) +55.1%, in group 2 (lotion) +39.4%, and in group 3 (supplement and lotion) +63.5%, whereas in group 4 (no-treatment control) the average per cent change in the A/T ratio decreased by 3.9%