One of the key numbers that we commonly base our discussions and posts on is the p number (statistical significance) used to determine the success of our trials.
I was googling if a p value of less than or equal to 0.05 is sacrosanct in the statistical
The question I'm interested in is this -
Has the FDA ever approved a drug/therapy that has a p value higher than 0.05 ?
Here's a relevant debate -QuestionAsked 19th Feb, 2014What prevents you from using a p-value other than 0.05 as your statistical significance cut-off?
https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_prevents_you_from_using_a_p-value_other_than_005_as_your_statistical_significance_cut-off
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