Tutorial

Learn about clinical trials and check your knowledge straight away! ECRAN has developed this tutorial for a basic and immediate understanding of this studies. You can skip to the sections you are most interested in, follow the order or even jump to the final summary. It’s up to you!

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Europe open letter education

It's time for school children to learn about clinical research

We will all benefit from more knowledge!

Read the Open Letter and sign it!

ECRAN & ICTD event

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ECRAN FAQs
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The AllTrials campaign
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