I mean... not wrong, but how good of adherence do you think you can realistically get? Especially knowing that we are also talking about school age people, too.
That is, I am very interested in how effective of an idea it is. If normal adherence can only get me a 5% reduction in risk, I can understand why I may not want to bother. If it can get me 50-80% reduction, that changes things in the other direction.
As such, I'm glad there are folks doing these studies.
That is, I am very interested in how effective of an idea it is. If normal adherence can only get me a 5% reduction in risk, I can understand why I may not want to bother. If it can get me 50-80% reduction, that changes things in the other direction.
As such, I'm glad there are folks doing these studies.