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Where is Clinical Trials Day oberseved?
Clinical Trial Day is observed all over the world.
Who is Clinical Trials Day oberseved by?
Clinical Trial Day is observed by Frontline workers, clinical research professionals, medical professionals, and all researchers responsible for public health.
When did Clinical Trials Day first start?
ECRIN launched International Clinical Trials Day in 2005, in remembrance of the first clinical trial conducted on May 20, 1747, on the ship when scurvy broke out during the patrolling of the English Channels.
Who started Clinical Trial Day?
ECRIN launched International Clinical Trials Day to honor James Lind, who started clinical trials upon feeling the trial method's success in curing the scurvy. Since then, May 20 has been celebrated as the International Clinical Trial Day.
History And Timeline
The history of clinical trials is actually centuries old. Here are some important aspects related to the history of Clinical Trials Day.
First Clinical Trial
James Lind conducted tests on this day by comparing and drawing observations designing a system for the clinical trials.
May 20, 1747Clinical Trials Become Popular
Clinical Trials have become extremely popular across the world.
20th CenturyClinical Trials Day
ECRIN launched International Clinical Trials Day.
2005Event Cancelled
Clinical Trials Day was canceled and replaced by Clinical Trials Day 2022.
2020Virtual Event
ECRIN held Clinical Trials Day as a virtual event for the first time.
2021Traditions And Customs
Clinical Trial Day is observed to appreciate the clinical research that has saved many from the diseases by finding cures. For the last two years, Clinical Researches are ongoing over the vaccinations for Covid-19, which has stopped the rhythm of the world.
Ways To Observe Clinical Trial Day
Volunteer to get tests conducted on you by clinical research professionals, which are safe, and you can get paid for participating as well.
Support the clinical research by raising awareness about the Clinical Trial Day on social media.
Facts And Stats
- International Clinical Trial Day is a celebration of the efforts of clinical research professionals who work tirelessly to find cures and ensure public health safety.
- This day motivates people to explore careers in modern clinical research and support the trials.
- On May 20, 2022, people donate to research associations and raise awareness about International Clinical Trial Day.
What are the four types of clinical trials?
Four types of clinical trials are: Unicentral Clinical Trial; Multicentral Clinical Trial; Crossover Clinical Trial; and Community Trial.
Why do we celebrate Clinical Trials Day?
We celebrate Clinical Trials Day to honor James Lind and clinical researchers for their contributions to medical science.
Do all countries observe Clinical Trials Day?
International Clinical Trials Day is observed to honor the efforts of medical researcher team members.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Wednesday, May 20, 2020
- Thursday, May 20, 2021
- Friday, May 20, 2022
- Saturday, May 20, 2023
- Monday, May 20, 2024
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