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Blinded Medications
(redirected from Blinded Medication)

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Blinded Medications
Products that appear identical in size, shape, color, flavor, and other attributes to make it very difficult for subjects and investigators (or anyone assessing the outcome) to determine which medication is being administered
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Investigators at another site may have been un-blinded to the treatment group for five subjects because the nursing notes, which were viewed by clinical investigators at the site, included the name of blinded medication infused.
ICON Clinical Research North Wales, PA, Nov. 27 (CDER) by Warning Letter Bulletin
Investigators may have been unblinded to the treatment group for five subjects, FDA stated, "since the nursing notes included the name of blinded medication infused" and these notes were viewed by clinical investigators at the site.
Warning letters by Adverse Event Reporting News
At that time, women could elect to switch to the GnRHa for the duration of the study or stay on their blinded medication (phase three).
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