Randomized Control Trial
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Cleerly is running a 7,500-patient RCT on asymptomatic screening
“We're doing a large-scale randomized control trial right now. It's about 7500 patients. We're a little over 2000 patients enrolled, and the purpose of this trial is to test the hypothesis that image-guided care, clearly guided care, is superior to conventional…”
MacAskill: Effective Altruism cannot rely solely on RCTs and quantification
“And in those areas, you just often don't have randomized control trials. Often you need to use, you know, less quantitative evidence, but that's okay. That doesn't rule that out. Not everything can be quantified.”
Sutherland: Advertising used randomized trials decades before medical science adopted them
“The randomized control trial was being widely used in advertising in the Edwardian era, and it took medical science and until about 1947, before they reached the same point of sophistication as the advertising industry.”