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• なんでなの？
• 2022/04/16 (Sat) 21:58
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What is it with people who, when they write about "someone they know," absolutely write something like, "You must be talking about yourself."？

• 尿道結石
• 2022/04/18 (Mon) 11:15
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I see. It's a sponsored clinical trial here. Excuse me.

• サラッとですが
• 2022/04/18 (Mon) 17:40
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It depends on the type of medicine. It can range from "it wasn't a big deal" to "this is … something that no one mentioned.
Some stay in the place where they do the clinical trial, in the form of hospitalization, and some are taken at home. I don't think they will force you to do it, but you should ask if you can retire during the process.

• で？
• 2022/04/18 (Mon) 18:22
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No one ever mentioned it, but now you know why everyone thought this was … a good idea.

• WC cla
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• 2022/04/18 (Mon) 20:05
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Since Japanese clinical trials are required for approval in Japan, the drug itself is almost always approved in the U.S.
You must first pass a medical examination before you can undergo a clinical trial.
The higher the risk and side effects, the higher the reward.
You will be asked to sign a waiver before you take the trial because there is no way to be absolutely sure that there are no possible side effects.
If you get sick or scared and want to quit, you can stop on the spot … In that case, you will usually be paid for your stay.
The staff is on site 24 hours a day and will check your temperature, blood pressure, and anything else that is wrong with you several times a day, so if there is anything wrong, they will take action and may stop the trial.

Clinical trials may not sound as good as it sounds, but in Japan, clinical trials for new drugs are also conducted. But the rewards are not as good as here. It's just a feeling.

I think it's not so bad because you are in the hospital for a set period of time, you are free to live in the facility except when you go home, you get 3 meals and snacks, Wi-Fi, sleep as much as you want, and get paid.

If you are interested, why don't you just go and talk to them ？ I think they paid for the medical examination alone. There are Japanese speaking staffs, so if you have any questions, you can ask them until you are convinced.

It is easy and highly rewarding, so there is a risk, but it is your own responsibility.

By the way, in a clinical trial, there are people who are actually given drugs and people who are given placebos, so you are lucky if you get one without drugs in it.