A nationwide postal survey of academic and industrial clinicians engaged in early drug research has been used to discover their views concerning the study populations, experimental strategies, and value of the results obtained when a drug is given to man for the first time. The spectrum of responses provided a basis for discussion and revealed interesting differences of opinion between academic and industrial sources.
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