For years we’ve relied on randomized controlled trials (RCTs) as the gold standard for proving safety and efficacy of new treatments. RCTs are still important for drug development but they’re not without their flaws. Trials are conducted in controlled, idealised environments that don’t always reflect how treatments work in real life. To fill this gap […]
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