Clinical Trials With Suicidal Individuals Can Be Conducted Safely

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2020
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Abstract
This letter, which comments on a recent article by Iltis et al, discusses exclusion of suicidal patients from clinical trials for depression.
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Authors Elizabeth D. Ballard;Lawrence T. Park;Maryland Pao;Carlos A. Zarate;
Journal the journal of clinical psychiatry
Year 2020
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http://www.psychiatrist.com/JCP/article/Pages/2020/v81/20l13353.aspx
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keywords:research methods and statistics; keywords:suicide; letters; jcp; j clin psychiatry:nlm:letter; j clin psychiatry:portico:research-article

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