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Hi everybody

I am a 6th year medical student ,and i want to conduct a clinical trial on patients suffering from Multiple Sclerosis,however there is no enough financial support or grant in my place[iran].wolud you guide me how i can get a sponsor?


thanx for your time.if you have any offer please mail me:

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Clinical trials cost a lot of money, which is why many of them rely on industry support for medication samples and safety monitoring. Why would they give this money to a medical student? Talk to faculty at your institution if you want to get involved in research - someone with a track record. And if you're really interested in clinical research, you might want to start off with some observational studies or case-series or something. You have to walk before you can run.

Clinical trials seem very straightforward when you read them in a journal, but they are administratively very complex. You need money, authority, and collaborations to carry them off properly.

Closing this thread, as the purpose of this forum is not to provide a platform for funding solicitation. Also, I suggest not placing your personal email address on SDN. At the very least, you will get a lot more spam.
 
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