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      <title>9 Questions About Adaptive Design</title>
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      <description>Muir Woods trails. Photo by Caleb Jones. For someone who has worked in the industry for years, one thing I miss about school is the Socratic method of teaching used by some professors. It involves asking and answering questions to encourage critical thinking. By engaging in thoughtful Q&amp;amp;A sessions, I often find myself understanding the core elements of complex topics better compared to reading textbooks or papers alone.&#xA;To me, adaptive clinical trial design is one of these complex topics.</description>
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