participant attrition

What are Common Causes of Attrition in Cancer Studies?


Disease Progression: As cancer advances, patients may become too ill to continue participating in a study.
Adverse Effects: Side effects from treatments can lead to dropout.
Logistical Issues: Frequent hospital visits, travel distances, and time commitments can be burdensome.
Loss of Interest: Patients may lose interest or motivation, especially in long-term studies.
Death: Unfortunately, mortality is a significant factor in cancer research attrition.

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