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Myths and Truths of Clinical Research

Dr Khairul Faizi, Clinical Research Malaysia

23-May-17 16:00

Myths and Truths of Clinical Research

Clinical Trials are a crucial part of the development process of new drugs and treatment. However, when it comes to participating in clinical trials, there can be misconceptions surrounding the care of patients that are participating, and the ethics behind the research. Here to clarify the myths and truths behind the processes of clinical trials, we talk to Dr Khairul Faizi, the head of business development at Clinical Research Malaysia.


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