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A treatment trial evaluates a new treatment, new drug combinations, new surgical strategies, or innovative radiation therapy.
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What is the ONTT?
The Optic Neuritis Treatment Trial
The final evaluator of forensic evidence is the?
The jury is the last to evaluate the evidence in their decision at the trial.
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What type of trial is used to discover is a new medication will better reduce the symptoms of schizophrenia?
treatment trial
What does a prevention trial evaluate?
A prevention trial seeks to find better ways to prevent disease from occurring or prevent disease from returning. Medicines, vaccines, vitamins, and lifestyle changes can all be candidates for a prevention trial.
What type of trial is used to discover if a new medication will better help reduce the symptoms of schizophrenia?
A randomized controlled trial (RCT) is typically used to evaluate the effectiveness of a new medication in reducing symptoms of schizophrenia. Participants are randomly assigned to either the new medication or a placebo, and their progress is closely monitored and compared to determine if the medication is more effective than standard treatments.
What aftercare does a patient need for treatment of neuroblastoma?
After completion of a course of treatment for neuroblastoma, physicians sometimes recommend that the child undergo an investigative operation. This procedure allows the treatment team to evaluate how effective treatment.
Does the NIH expect investigators to address the provision of antiretroviral treatment to trial participants after their completion of participation in the clinical trial?
True
Definition of a fair public trial?
A fair public trial is essentially when a person is treated and believed to be innocent until they are proven guilty in a trial that is void of prejudice, bias, and unfair treatment.
What is a blind clinical trial?
This strict type of clinical trial eliminates any possibility of bias. Neither the participant or the researcher knows if the treatment or a placebo has been administered.
Why are placebos not often used in drug trials in the UK?
Well it depends on the type of trial. Often it would be unethical to use a placebo when there is already an established treatment for a condition. For example if you have a new form of cancer treatment it would be unethical to test the new treatment against a placebo because you would be denying the recommended treatment to a percentage of the patients. In this type of case the trial uses the new treatment and compares the efficacy against the accepted standard treatment.. Placebos would generally only be used where the effects are non-life threatening or it's a totally new treatment for an existing condition. For example when AZT was first trialled on AIDS patients they used a placebo control, the trial had to be stopped early because so many of the control group were dying and the control group were switched to AZT as well. Ethics not science dictated the early termination of this trial
What reading material exists about the CREATE Trial of the drug epoetin?
"CREATE Trial Providing Valuable Information on Epoetin Treatment for Anemia." Hematology Week August 25, 2003: 10.
