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How Can Parents and Guardians Help?

Parents and guardians can play a crucial role by:
- Educating Themselves: Understanding the importance and safety protocols of clinical trials can alleviate concerns.
- Consulting Healthcare Providers: Discussing potential participation in trials with pediatricians can provide valuable insights and reassurances.
- Advocacy: Joining advocacy groups can help push for more funding and better regulations for pediatric trials.

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