Let's do this!

This passage sucks so bad

I'm having a hard time understanding why A is wrong. I see how E is right, but am still unsure of A's incorrectness. If someone wants to try to explain it that'd be great.

how does it translate the "therapeutic effects" is the same as the outcome of the study, i.e. the efficacy of the drug (whether it works or not) these LSAT writers get away with some sketchy shit in their use of language. In my mind therapeutic just didn't register as being the same thing as efficacy, but now I guess I'm starting to understand it better--Therapy (like physical therapy for an injury) helps a patient get better, so I guess therapeutic in this case is the drug helping the patient with whatever issue it is aiming at. Wow, I think I just needed to type all that out in order for my brain to wrap around it. Makes sense now!

This question sucks so bad

This question BLEW MY MIND! even after blind reviewing forever I am still lost. Does anyone have any practical/easy ways to understand this question or how to solve for the correct answer? I hope there aren't too many of these kinds of questions on the real LSAT because this is ridiculously hard.

This explanation was very helpful, however I got a little lost during the necessary/sufficient condition lingo. Will there be more detailed lessons explaining those concepts?

J.Y., I narrowed my answer choices down to A and C on this question, and I'm hoping for a little more in depth explanation as to why A is incorrect. I definitely see why the correct answer is C, but I just want to make sure I understand why it's definitely not A.

Can you explain a little further why C is incorrect? I'm still not sure about it even after watching the explanation.