Generally safe: Scientific scrutinity and oversight by investigational review boards provide a significant degree of safety in human clinical trials. This is especially true in later stage trials where initial safety has been evaluated. Each study has its own benefits and potential risks and participants are voluntary and have the opportunity to ask specific questions prior to enrolling.
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