Publishing information about ongoing clinical trials for patients
BMJPublished 24 February 2010
Fiona Godlee, Iain Chalmers
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It is often difficult for patients who want to take part in clinical trials to find the required information, but Fiona Godlee and Iain Chalmers argue that their needs can and should be met.
Abstract
It is often difficult for patients who want to take part in clinical trials to find the required information. Fiona Godlee and Iain Chalmers argue that their needs can and should be met
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Medicine
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