When I use a word ... Medical definitions: Goldfinger events
BMJ (Clinical research ed.)(2023)
摘要
There are three types of anecdotal reports of adverse events that are suspected adverse drug reactions and can give rise to pharmacovigilance signals. First, between-the-eyes anecdotes, a single one of which provides strong evidence of a causative association; secondly, data mining anecdotes, each of which on its own is of little evidential value but which taken together can provide a signal, and thirdly anecdotes about designated medical events, three or more of which collectively provide strong evidence. I prefer to call the last of this category “Goldfinger events,” quoting the eponymous villain in Ian Fleming’s 1959 novel: “Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it’s enemy action.”
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