treatment efficacy

How Can Treatment Efficacy be Improved?

Improving treatment efficacy in pediatrics can be achieved through:
- Increased funding and support for pediatric research
- Development of tailored therapies specific to children’s needs
- Use of real-world evidence and big data to complement clinical trials

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