The British Research Panel is a patient community that engages patients in clinical trials. It is free to become a member and carries no obligation. Participation in clinical trials is voluntary.
The British Research Panel is a patient community that engages patients in clinical trials. It is free to sign up as a member and without obligation. Participation in clinical trials is voluntary.
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Discover the many professionals working behind every clinical trial and their roles. Learn about the people you will meet if you take part and the work that goes on behind the scenes.
We offer participation in research projects that are relevant to you. In addition, you will receive newsletters about research, research reports and more. Registration is free of charge and participation in clinical trials is voluntary.
A clinical trial is a research program that involves participants testing a new drug or treatment. The trials are run by a research team including doctors, nurses and other health care professionals.
