Understanding Clinical Trials
- 0About this program
- 1What is a clinical trial?
- 2Can I take part in a clinical trial?
- 3What medicine would I receive as part of a clinical trial?
- 4What do I have to do in a clinical trial?
- 5How safe is a clinical trial?
- 6Do I have to pay to take part?
- 7Why would I take part in a clinical trial?
- 8How do I find a clinical trial?
- 0About this program
- 1What is a clinical trial?
- 2Can I take part in a clinical trial?
- 3What medicine would I receive as part of a clinical trial?
- 4What do I have to do in a clinical trial?
- 5How safe is a clinical trial?
- 6Do I have to pay to take part?
- 7Why would I take part in a clinical trial?
- 8How do I find a clinical trial?
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About this program
Understanding Clinical Trials is an 8-part program that aims to help you understand what happens in a clinical trial and why they are an important part in developing new therapies. The program has been created with the help of patients, their loved ones and patient groups.
In this eight-part series, we debunk common myths about clinical trials including:
- Trial volunteers are guinea pigs
- Being in a clinical trial costs a lot and isn’t covered by medical insurance
- Trials contain painful or unpleasant parts
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Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.
Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.