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What is participant enrollment and why is it important in drug development?

A participant is someone who voluntarily takes part in a research study. Participant enrollment is when an individual meets all involvement criterion for a study and agrees to participate (through informed consent). This participant can now be a part of the study. To learn more about participant enrollment and why it is important for drug development, click on the links below.

• Genetic Alliance: The Importance of Participation – Rethinking Clinical Trials

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• Genetic Alliance: Weekly Tips

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• Genetic Alliance: Biobank Governance