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Cancer clinical trial participants reimbursed a median $2,128 for nonmedical expenses
New research reveals that participating in cancer clinical trials can cause financial burdens that are shaped by both socioeconomic and logistical factors.
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Research shows cancer clinical trial participants incurred a median reimbursement of $2,128 for non‑medical expenses, highlighting financial burdens tied to socioeconomic and logistical factors. The findings, published in the journal CANCER by Wiley, call for improved reimbursement programs to promote equitable trial access and retain participants.
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