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- Our Drawn to Science series shows you some of the cool things Roche scientists do in their labs and clinics to discover and develop innovative medicines. In this video, learn about how clinical trials are essential to providing the scientific data required to determine whether new drugs, diagnostics or procedures are safe and effective when used to diagnose and treat people.
Carefully conducted clinical trials provide answers to important questions. They are performed with human volunteers. Every new treatment is tested in multi-phase clinical trials (usually three phases in duration) before regulatory agencies consider it safe and effective. Depending on the product type and development stage, investigators initially enroll volunteers and/or patients into small pilot studies and subsequently conduct progressively larger-scale comparative studies. As positive safety and efficacy data are gathered, the number of patients typically increases. Clinical trials can vary in size, involving a single research entity in one country or multiple entities in multiple countries.
To learn more about science and innovation at Roche, watch our other Drawn to Science videos at • Drawn to Science | T-c... . For more information about clinical trials at Roche, visit www.roche.com/r....
Great video with simple explanations to understand! Thank you!
Actually a great, very well done video. Thanks
Hello, as part of an educational video on Clinical Trials, would I be able to host this video on my website?
Hello, thanks for your interest. Feel free to embed the video into your channel.
Magnificent
This is a great video both educational and entertaining for anyone looking to better understand what clinical trials are all about.
That's why it's important for the reader to be critical of the material that its present in an accurate and truthful manner. Many studies are manipulated to achieve desired results but often times the intricacies of clinical trials are due to the myriad of variables involved in human testing. Not everyone is out to be a bad guy. If you have a better model I'm all ears.