Originally posted by sasguru
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Originally posted by SputnikDon't mention the 'S' word. You'll set Janey and Bagpuss off again
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Interestingly (or not).They don't like doing clinical trials in France. Because of their fondness for anal insertions, which tends to mean the drug acts differently.
Have to say what happend here is odd that site is used throughout the pharma industry, and in this case the animal model didn't show anything. Wouldn't be surprised if they cocked up the dose.
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Originally posted by sasguruIt is being off-shored already. But clinical trials ideally need to be tested on samples from the population in question, as there is sometimes a large difference in outcome. Statistics at work.
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It is being off-shored already. But clinical trials ideally need to be tested on samples from the population in question, as there is sometimes a large difference in outcome. Statistics at work.
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Can we not offshore this sort of thing..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/4808836.stm
"Volunteers are paid up to £150 a day to take part in clinical trials. "
They could get 15 people per day for that sort of doshTags: None
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