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Randomized Controlled Trial

Meaning

A Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) is a type of scientific experiment considered the highest standard of clinical evidence, where study participants are randomly assigned to either an experimental intervention group or a control group. The primary purpose of an RCT is to minimize selection bias and rigorously establish a direct, causal link between the therapeutic intervention and the observed health outcome. In the hormonal health space, RCTs are essential for definitively proving the safety and efficacy of new peptide therapeutics, hormone replacement regimens, and advanced nutritional strategies.