If You Were Asked To Enter A Clinical Trial Would You Do It?
My concern is that once you enter you’re stuck with it for the duration. Meaning you may be one of the few who don’t make it to the end of the overall survival line.
I want to be able to opt out 2 years later for that new drug bookabookabab and then 3 years later for dinkadeeabab.
Because I want to keep going and expire from something else.
I entered a clinical trial a week after being admitted to UAMS in Little Rock Arkansas. TT7 and it lasted 3 1/2 years. That was 6 1/2 years ago and I am doing great as is everyone in the trial. Thalidomide in the hospital. Dara, carfilzmed, dex, and Revilimid. It was a trial for newly diagnosed high risk that had not been on any treatment. I would have been dead within 3 weeks if I had not been on treatment. No cancer cells in my bone marrow biopsy.
Hi Mark,
I am presently in a clinical trail and both the paperwork I signed and the verbal discussion with my Oncologist/ Research dept. is the language and verbal word that I can stop participating at any time of my choosing. Hope this helps
Larry 5
After seeing what has happened after the Covid jab, I would not do a clinical trial!
Clinical trials can damage many organs and cause serious complications. That’s the reason you must sign numerous papers not to hold them accountable for what happens to you .
I’m just afraid that too many of us look at the graph and say, “wow, 50% die after 5 years. I don’t have much time!”
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