Blinding reduces bias in experimental design

This video from the British Pharmacological Society explains how blinding reduces bias in experimental design.
The Society has been a long-standing supporter of in vivo education and training and we recognise the need to ensure consistency and close skills gaps across the sector.
Robust in-vivo experimental design underpins the success of the entire drug development and non-clinical safety testing process and is fundamental to ensuring animal welfare and achieving the 3Rs (replacement, reduction and refinement).
This video is part of an e-learning resource that also includes:
- A series of understanding questions based on the video
- Formative multiple-choice questions on the topic of blinding
- A literature review to check for best practice
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