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Inadequacies of Clinical Trial Regulations in India
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Ashna Ashesh, Zubin Dash | 5 NUJS L. Rev. 379 (2012)
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Trials and Travails: Preceptions and experiences of Clinical Trial participants in India
Study on Perceptions and Experiences of Clinical Trial Participants in India
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Study on ‘Compensation for Clinical Trial Injuries: A comparative analysis of seven countries’
National seminar on Access to Medicines and Compensation for Clinical Trial Injuries
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