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When scientists study how well medicines work one group of patients receives the medicine while the second group does not why?
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It's the only way to discover if the medicine is any good or not. The tests have to be randomised so that each patient does not know whether he is receiving the medicine or just a placebo, and the person administering the dose to that patient must not know if it's the medicine or a placebo.
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