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Who pays for clinical trials?

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Who pays for clinical trials?

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According to the National Cancer Institute, some clinical studies have a sponsor, for example a pharmaceutical company or a biotechnology company. These sponsors may pay for the new drug being tested. In some cases they can also help cover the costs of hospital and/or doctor visits, x-rays, or other procedures. In most cases, however, you or your insurance company will most likely be responsible for these additional costs. If you decide to participate in a clinical trial the doctor, nurse or clinical trial coordinator will explain the options to you in greater detail.

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