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Default The First Ever Clinical Trial (possibly)

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What was the first clinical trial?

Don't bother looking in the lancet, or even the BMJ. The first clinical trial is found in the old testament of the bible.

Daniel 1: 1-16

Go read it (the bible is that dusty one with the dull cover propping up the leg of the wobbly table).

Mind you, i suspect Simon* would have some words about the methodology, no random group selection, sample size, no statistical analysis...

But still. Its there. How'dya like THAT mr Kippen?!

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Robert

*i mean simon spooner, not simon peter before anyone asks.
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