Clinical trial designs vary considerably, impacting study execution, patient recruitment, endpoints, and treatment delivery. Here’s a brief summary of some common designs:
These are the initial human trials for a new drug, procedure, or treatment, focusing primarily on safety.
These observational studies follow a group of individuals over an extended period to assess risk factors associated with developing specific conditions.
These studies compare individuals with a particular disease or condition (cases) to similar individuals without the disease (controls) to identify potential risk factors.
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