What is a blinded trial?
In a blinded trial, participants are randomly assigned to receive the test product, or an existing, approved therapy, and they are not told which treatment they are receiving. In a “double-blinded” study, neither the doctor nor the patient knows who is getting the experimental treatment and who is getting the existing standard of care. It is another method used to prevent bias in research.
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- Once my trial version expires, can I download it again and reuse Web Response Grabber Business Trial version?
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