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🔬 Unraveling the Placebo-Adherence Enigma in Clinical Trials 🔬 Exciting new insights emerge from our latest blog post "Placebo And Adherence: Is A Complicated Relationship Compromising Clinical Trial Effectiveness?" Highlighting a century of mystery since T.C. Graves first defined the placebo effect, we delve into the nuanced relationship between adherence and placebo responses in clinical trials. Our article explores pivotal findings, starting with the landmark Coronary Drug Project Research Group study in 1980, which first linked adherence rates to mortality differences, even among placebo groups. This intriguing correlation challenges conventional trial methodologies and prompts a deeper look into how we measure and interpret adherence in clinical settings. With cutting-edge analyses and recent advancements in digital monitoring, we're poised to refine our understanding of the 'healthy adherer' effect and enhance trial integrity. Join us as we discuss how these insights could revolutionize clinical trial outcomes and potentially recalibrate regulatory approaches. 📈 Dive into our comprehensive analysis here: https://hubs.li/Q02vt-JV0 #ClinicalTrials #PlaceboEffect #HealthcareInnovation #Adherence #MedicalResearch

Placebo and adherence: Is a complicated relationship compromising clinical trial effectiveness?

Placebo and adherence: Is a complicated relationship compromising clinical trial effectiveness?

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