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A doctor begins a skin cancer patient on a new treatment that has met with great success in other patients. The new treatment involves a new drug and is less painful and invasive than some of the other available options and is more advanced and specialized. However, after she begins the new treatment, the patent`s health begins to decline.
Which of the following, if true, would give the best partial explanation of the discrepancy below?
(A) While this drug does kill these cancer cells, this is just one application for which it is commonly prescribed.
(B) The drug is not particularly discerning between cancer and non-cancer cells.
(C) The patient began other treatments right after she started taking the drug.
(D) Right after beginning the drug, the patient recovered from a case of pneumonia.
(E) Of all the cancer drugs on the market, the prescribed drug has the highest success rate.
Which of the following, if true, would give the best partial explanation of the discrepancy below?
(A) While this drug does kill these cancer cells, this is just one application for which it is commonly prescribed.
(B) The drug is not particularly discerning between cancer and non-cancer cells.
(C) The patient began other treatments right after she started taking the drug.
(D) Right after beginning the drug, the patient recovered from a case of pneumonia.
(E) Of all the cancer drugs on the market, the prescribed drug has the highest success rate.
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E) is out
B) is out b/c the arg says the drug is spezialized. moreover it states that the drug is successful with other patients. out
D) out b/c recover means that he gets better
A) too general
C) is left ! why ? b/c it may habe negative side effects with other drugs
