Monday, April 5, 2021

A look back at post hoc analysis

Bureau of Consumer Protection. Business Alerts From the Federal Trade Commission

By Lesley Fair

People who claim that hindsight is 20/20 probably weren't talking about the post hoc evaluation of clinical testing. That's an alleged flaw the FTC challenged in purported substantiation submitted by the marketers of Hepaxa and Hepaxa PD, fish oil products advertised as clinically proven to treat liver disease in adults and children. In addition to injunctive provisions, the proposed settlement includes a financial remedy of $416,914.

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