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Clinical trials defined Print

Clinical trials are controlled studies that test the value of various treatments, such as drugs, surgery, or interventions in human beings.  Clinical trials play a monumental role in biomedical research and health care in a variety of public health disciplines, including cancer, AIDS, psychiatric medicine, nutrition, epidemiology, environmental heath and cardiovascular disease, as well as in many other areas of general medicine. The Center for Innovative Clinical Trials will focus on all types of clinical trials, including non-drug interventions, and on both therapeutic and prevention trials in all areas of public health.

Last updated September 06, 2007
 

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