UK To Up Transparency By ‘Auto Registering’ Trials
Latest HRA Audit Shows Over 10% Trials Failed To Comply With Mandatory Trial Registration
Executive Summary
The UK says its initiative to unilaterally register clinical trials when they are given a research ethics committee approval will make it easier for trial sponsors to comply with their transparency requirements.
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