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When is a clinical trial halt not a clinical trial halt?

Posted by: Martin O'Kane and Maria UrdanetaAbate, Posted on: 8 December 2022 - Categories: Clinical Trials

As the regulator, the safety of those volunteering to participate in clinical trials is our first priority, and our oversight of trial conduct is informed by trial sponsors efficiently notifying us of safety issues during the conduct of their trial. …

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