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What is the most risky clinical trial?

All clinical trials have risks, you might get side effects from the treatments which may make you feel unwell.

As part of a clinical trial you are looked after by doctors and nurses, and all of your side effects will be managed by them. If you are asked to take part, ask you doctor what the clinical trial risk are, or what side effects you may get.

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