Richard Scolyer encouraged Australians to enrol in research. Here's how to get involved
Following the death of researcher Richard Scolyer, there is a renewed push for Australians to participate in clinical trials. Patients and experts emphasize that enrolling in research is a vital way to advance medical science and find cures for diseases like cancer and glaucoma.
Why it matters
Public participation in clinical trials is essential for medical innovation and the development of new, life-saving treatments.
Tom Valenta has participated in three clinical trials with the Centre for Eye Research Australia since 2017. ( Supplied: Centre for Eye Research Australia )
The article provides a balanced look at the importance of medical research and personal accounts of trial participants.
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