The body’s reaction to a substance, illness, or infection.
immune response
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The body’s reaction to a substance, illness, or infection.
An application to the United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA) to get permission to use a drug in a research study that enrolls people.
The person or group that has overall responsibility for a research study and may also provide funding for the study.
A health change that is not the intended effect of the treatment and usually considered a problem.
Research that uses new data collected from participants.
A number that researchers use to show that a result did not occur by chance.
The way that a study endpoint is measured.
To stop a study treatment in a participant.
To remove a study participant from a study.
When two or more measures are linked.