Quiz: How Is Your Safety Protected in a Clinical Trial?

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1. Q1.According to this article, what happens to federally funded trials before enrollment begins?

   AThey are reviewed by scientists to ensure sound scienceBThey are announced on televisionCThey are approved by the participant's employerDThey are given financial grants automatically

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2. Q2.According to this article, how often does an Institutional Review Board review an ongoing trial?

   AOnly once, before it beginsBAt least once a yearCEvery ten yearsDOnly if a participant complains

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3. Q3.According to this article, what is a Data and Safety Monitoring Board especially used in?

   APhase 1 trialsBScreening trialsCPhase 3 trialsDPrevention trials only

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4. Q4.According to this article, why might a trial be stopped early?

   ABecause the sponsor ran out of fundingBBecause too few people appliedCBecause the trial site closedDBecause a treatment is clearly effective or clearly not effective

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