“Stories like ours continue”: A phenomenological exploration of the lived experiences of ex-serial clinical trial volunteers in South India

Despite existing government regulations, the underground nature of recruitment networks and the persistent demand for willing participants enable these practices to thrive. Findings underscore the urgent need for a national registry, stronger oversight, and community-level awareness to ensure ethical, scientifically sound, and socially responsible clinical research in India.

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Dialogues in Health
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2025-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dialog.2025.100256
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Ethics in Clinical Research
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“Stories like ours continue”: A phenomenological exploration of the lived experiences of ex-serial clinical trial volunteers in South India

Kalpana B. Kosalram, Irene Sambath
Dialogues in Health
Ethics in Clinical Research
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“Stories like ours continue”: A phenomenological exploration of the lived experiences of ex-serial clinical trial volunteers in South India

Kalpana B. Kosalram, Irene Sambath
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Despite existing government regulations, the underground nature of recruitment networks and the persistent demand for willing participants enable these practices to thrive. Findings underscore the urgent need for a national registry, stronger oversight, and community-level awareness to ensure ethical, scientifically sound, and socially responsible clinical research in India.

Dialogues in HealthVol. 7
SRM Institute of Science and Technology (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 57%
Ethics in Clinical Research
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