The Littlest Volunteers (William Tamborlane)

from Yale University: Health & Medicine · host The Yale Center for Clinical Investigation

The littlest volunteers: why we do medical research with children.

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Medical research on adults can't necessarily be applied to children. Dr. William Tamborlane, director of research services at the Yale Center for Clinical Investigation (YCCI), talks about the need to study new therapies in children and the stringent protections in place for children who volunteer for clinical trials.

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