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Re: Clinical Trial Question

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    • February 21, 2015 at 8:40 pm
    arthurjedi007
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    Depends on your docs. In my experience trials has been on my own with help from the folks here. You should have a plan a b c and d. Also the clinical trial nurses and some docs keep a list of people interested in a specific trial coming up that is theirs. Not sure about just trials in general. Most seem to ignore trials at other places. It seems if you aren't seeing that doc regularly then you are forgotten probably because they have tons of current patients. But that is just my experience.

    Artie

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