Clinical trial design in which medicines are evaluated against each other. In general, a medicine that has not been approved is tested against one that is already on the market. Ethically, the investigational medicine must be compared directly to an existing standard of care – ensuring that a poorly efficacious drug is not compared to the new treatment. In some circumstances, an investigation drug is added to a standard of care which is then compared to the efficacy of the standard of care alone.
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