Why Do Clinical Trials Impact the Climate Heavily and What We Can Do About It?

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Key points:

Environmental Impact
Carbon Footprint Drivers
Decentralized Trials
Study Design Simplification
Protocol Amendments
Waste Management
Greener Initiatives
Technology Adoption
Awareness and Collaboration
Call to Action
CO2 Calculators
Public and Private Collaboration

Clinical trials play a vital role in advancing healthcare, but their environmental impact cannot be ignored. By rethinking how we design and operate trials, we can reduce carbon emissions, streamline processes, and contribute to a greener future. Whether it’s embracing decentralized trials, simplifying study designs, or engaging in sustainability initiatives, we all have a part to play.

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