You may have come across the term “clinical trials” while researching a new diagnosis. Your doctor may have even suggested that you look for one. But you may wonder — is it right for you?
Many people hesitate to join a clinical trial because it sounds unsafe. They’re afraid of using new medicine that’s still being tested. They may worry they’ll be given a placebo when their condition requires a real drug.
But these anxieties are usually based on a fear of the unknown. Clinical trials are safer and less complicated than you might think. Here are answers to common questions.
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