Non-commercial randomised clinical trials need money for meetings and travel expenses

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Ian H Kunkler, consultant (I.Kunkler@ed.ac.uk)

Western General Hospital, Edinburgh EH4 2XU

Editor—Chalmers et al highlight from their survey of non-commercial randomised trials the challenges faced by researchers seeking funding for trials addressing issues that are not of interest to industry.1

For any large multicentre clinical trial to reach its target accrual, the clinical research community must be committed to the …