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Clinical Trials: Should My Child Participate?

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CISCRP provides detailed information about #clinicalresearch participation. Our brochure "Should My Child Participate?"

reviews #pediatric #clinicaltrials and the important questions to ask research staff.

Learn more here: ciscrp.org/should-my-child-...

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