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Clinical trials involve human beings so ethics become very important because everyone in the medical profession has forgotten the ethics for making more profits in terms of finance. In the world every country has their own rules and regulations and they work accordingly and follow their own behavior towards humans in clinical trials. For the humanity ground it is necessary for all countries to follow the same and ethical rules that are universal and worldwide acceptable. Several documents refer to codes of ethics that are Belmont Report, Declaration of Helsinki, Nuremberg Code, U.S. Common Rule etc. The core principles are designed on the basis of above reports. In this we discussed various biases in clinical trials with possible solutions.
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