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Clinical trials??
- Thread starter Johnny Ray
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Johnny Ray
Øyvind Leonhardsen
That's one thing I'm finding out tomorrow.
From what I gather, you get minimum ?ú1750, the rest is dependant on time spent there. Seeing as they're suggesting I'd be there between 10-14 days.
From what I gather, you get minimum ?ú1750, the rest is dependant on time spent there. Seeing as they're suggesting I'd be there between 10-14 days.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Oh I say.
Grays_1890
Barry Daines
So how did this pan out?
I remember the Parexcel Elephant Man issues a few years back, that looked no fun but then there are ALOT more safe human testings you can be involved in.
I imagine some on here have recreationally put stuff in their bodies with no idea where it was coming from.
I remember the Parexcel Elephant Man issues a few years back, that looked no fun but then there are ALOT more safe human testings you can be involved in.
I imagine some on here have recreationally put stuff in their bodies with no idea where it was coming from.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
I think this depends on a few things.
- Test by universities would be much safer than those by pharmaceutical or cosmetic companies, because they are subject to much tighter regulation
- There's a difference between basic and applied research. Basic research is more risky because it's looking at more unknowns
- Look at the animal testing that has been done first. If it's gone through zebra fish and primates, it's likely to be ok
- If you have a serious condition, definitely look at targeted clinical trials looking to remedy it. I have a friend currently involved in trials looking to delay MS progression - that type of stuff is good. But being healthy and becoming a guiney pig for small financial gain - yeah, well, Darwinism.
- Test by universities would be much safer than those by pharmaceutical or cosmetic companies, because they are subject to much tighter regulation
- There's a difference between basic and applied research. Basic research is more risky because it's looking at more unknowns
- Look at the animal testing that has been done first. If it's gone through zebra fish and primates, it's likely to be ok
- If you have a serious condition, definitely look at targeted clinical trials looking to remedy it. I have a friend currently involved in trials looking to delay MS progression - that type of stuff is good. But being healthy and becoming a guiney pig for small financial gain - yeah, well, Darwinism.
Lemonade Money
Dimitar Berbatov
ricky2tricky4city
Les Medley
It was mostly coming from Andy B down the Red Lion
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
What makes you say this?
....A horrific anal experiment gone wrong, which he suffered at the hands of the evil pharmaceutical company.
Well, that’s where he claims it happened anyway....
https://images.app.goo.gl/wTG8kWmn4g9tWokL8
Doesn't sound like any form of reality I know of
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Because I was involved with a Norman lamb (commons science and technology committee) inquiry into research governance
Ah that old chestnut. If I had a pound for.....
:-D
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
Mate of mine did Flucamp a few years ago.
Spent 10 days dossing in the room they gave him, on the play station, reading etc - proper jolly away from the Mrs. Pretty sure he got the placebo so he didnt even feel unwell at all!
Got paid £2k I think at the end.
He thought it was great.
Spent 10 days dossing in the room they gave him, on the play station, reading etc - proper jolly away from the Mrs. Pretty sure he got the placebo so he didnt even feel unwell at all!
Got paid £2k I think at the end.
He thought it was great.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
I doubt Uni clinical trials are subject to "much tighter regulation" than pharma companies, but I don't want to get into a billion page discussion on it.
Oh dear, Pandora’s Box....
Parklaner81
Steve Hodge
I'd be quite happy to do it so long as they guaranteed I got the placebo. And full payment, of course.
Dead. We’re chatting to a corpse.
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a spur from swansea
Naybet
Done a few trials....there are two companys one in Leeds and one in Nottingham I've heard of,good money for some trials....best ones are the longer ones,so you got to be away for a month or so plus the need to go back up a couple of times for the day to give blood,all costs are covered. You got to give yourself a three month break between each trial plus your BMI needs to low as well(between 28-32) . You could earn 8k,tax free if you got time on your hands,i got one for 5 days and a few blood tests got 1k for it. Would do more if i had the time...getting paid to watch netflix and prime all day lol...