The moral efficiency of clinical trials in anti-cancer drug development

Carlisle, B.G. The moral efficiency of clinical trials in anti-cancer drug development. PhD Thesis, McGill University, Montréal Québec, 2019.Download
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Appendix I (chapter 2)Download
Appendix J (chapter 3, trials)Download
Appendix K (chapter 3, trajectories)Download
Appendix L (chapter 4, trials)Download
Appendix M (chapter 4, pairings)Download
Appendix N (chapter 4, OS)Download
Appendix O Chapter 4, PFSDownload
Appendix P Chapter 4, G3-4 SAEDownload
Appendix Q Chapter 4, G5 SAEDownload

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