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Clinical Trials – The Screening Process

If you are interested in participating in a clinical trial, you will first have to undergo a screening process to determine if you qualify for the trial. Screening may begin over the phone or online – this is known as pre-screening. The full screening process involves a visit to the clinical site where your health [...]

May 10th, 2018|Categories: Clinical Trials Basics|Tags: clinical research, clinical study, clinical trial, clinical trials, participants, participation, research, screening, study, trials|

Introduction to Clinical Trials – What are they? What Happens? Who is Involved?

What are Clinical Trials? Clinical trials are research studies that are conducted in people (healthy participants or patients with a specific health issue) in order to study and test new medical treatments, such as drugs, vaccines, medical devices (e.g. spinal cord stimulators), medical procedures (e.g. surgical procedures), and diagnostic tests. Clinical trials may also [...]

January 17th, 2018|Categories: Clinical Trials Basics|Tags: clinical research, clinical study, clinical trial, clinical trials, participants, participation, regulation, research, safety, screening, study|

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Clinical Trials – The Screening Process

Introduction to Clinical Trials – What are they? What Happens? Who is Involved?

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