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While the first half of the above statement cannot be argued with, i.e., in order for a treatment to be effective its dosing regimen must be adhered to, the second half of the above statement seems like too big of a logistical leap and is based on assumption. Although I have not read the original study, the news article does not discuss effectiveness. It only discusses adherence. One would need to compare the long term effectiveness of particular treatments in order to make the second statement. If the study had done that, then I'm sure they would be reporting that information though they don't.

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No doubt adherence will contribute to effectiveness. That's a no brainer.
Total effectiveness is what I wonder about. I know what the stats were on the drug when I started this therapy. I wonder honestly what the real effectivness is