Blind trials are studies where participants are unaware if they are receiving the real drug or a placebo.
Blind trials are studies where patients do not know if they are receiving the actual drug or a placebo.
| Front | What are blind trials? |
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| Back | Where the patient in the study doesn't know whether they are getting the drug or the placebo. |
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