e9: statistical principles for clinical trials

How is Bias Minimized in Cancer Trials?

Minimizing bias is crucial for the credibility of trial results. Several strategies are employed to reduce bias:
Blinding: Use of blinded studies, where participants and/or researchers do not know which treatment is being administered.
Control Groups: Employing placebo or active control groups to compare treatment effects.
Standardized Protocols: Adhering to strict protocols to ensure consistent trial conduct.
Independent Data Monitoring: Utilizing independent monitoring committees to oversee data collection and analysis.

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