We revisit I-PREDICT, discuss the "Imputability of Adverse Events to Anticancer Drugs" (a letter published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine), and interview Dr. Daniel Hartung of Oregon State University's College of Pharmacy on his vast knowledge of the cost of drugs, specifically addressing Acthar gel and multiple sclerosis drugs.

Imputability of Adverse Events: doi.org/10.1056/NEJMc1900053

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1.61 Postpublication Metrics of RCTs, PCP Appointment Time, Bortezomib, & Dr. Christopher Booth

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