Clinical trials are observations or experiments done in clinical research. Biomedical trials are usually conducted to answer specific questions, test the efficacy of a novel drug or medical device or see if there is a difference between therapies. Clinical trials are only conducted once they have received approval from a Canadian ethics committee and are monitored closely.
Depending on the study, patients may receive placebo treatment, active drug therapy or only active therapy. Patients make regular monitored and scheduled visits to the clinic in order for the Clinical Trial Co-ordinators and Dermatologists to analyse the results, record data and gain insight into the therapy.
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