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An antidote for chicken pox has been developed, but researchers warn that its widespread use could be dangerous, despite the fact that this drug has no serious side effects and is currently very effective at limiting the duration and severity of chicken pox.
Which one of the following, if true, helps most to reconcile the apparent discrepancy indicated above?
(A) The drug is extremely expensive and would be difficult to make widely available.
(B) The drug has to be administered several times a day, so patient compliance is likely to be low.
(C) The drug does not prevent the spread of chicken pox from one person to another, even when the drug eventually cures the disease in the first person.
(D) When misused by taking larger-than prescribed doses, the drug can be fatal.
(E) Use of the drug contributes to the development of deadlier forms of chicken pox that are resistant to the drug.
Source: LSAT
Which one of the following, if true, helps most to reconcile the apparent discrepancy indicated above?
(A) The drug is extremely expensive and would be difficult to make widely available.
(B) The drug has to be administered several times a day, so patient compliance is likely to be low.
(C) The drug does not prevent the spread of chicken pox from one person to another, even when the drug eventually cures the disease in the first person.
(D) When misused by taking larger-than prescribed doses, the drug can be fatal.
(E) Use of the drug contributes to the development of deadlier forms of chicken pox that are resistant to the drug.
Source: LSAT
01 Jul 2017, 07:49
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We have to strengthen 'widespread use of drug is dangerous'
So we can definitely eliminate 1 and 2
3 -> says does not prevent transfer does not mean it is dangerous
4-> there is a condition only when misused... so this option does not strengthen
5 -> perfect ! .clearly supports it is dangerous
Kudos if explanation helped
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So we can definitely eliminate 1 and 2
3 -> says does not prevent transfer does not mean it is dangerous
4-> there is a condition only when misused... so this option does not strengthen
5 -> perfect ! .clearly supports it is dangerous
Kudos if explanation helped
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