J_F

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   by J_F 7y ago

   This is only done after all data has been collected an analysed (from multiple clinical trials!) and when a company is looking for market authorization. So clearly if anyone wants to alter their data, they would do this prior to submitting
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   by J_F 7y ago

   I completely agree, however, that making sure the entered data matches the actual data remains a persistent challenge (not because of fraudulent behaviour but because of human errors)
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   by J_F 7y ago

   You are comparing two different authors here.... One is a company using blockchain technology in clinical trials, the other is a researcher postulating a situation for using blockchain in clinical trials. Don't compare apples with oran
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   by J_F 7y ago

   The data in a clinical trial are collected at research sites with many different investigators, spreading many different countries. These investigators are generally not the people who 'alter the data', it are the CROs or Pharmace