evaluate

To examine, review, and understand.

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equivalent (effect)

The same or almost the same result.

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equivalence

When two or more things in a study are about the same.

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epidemiologist

A person who studies where, why, how often, and to what populations health concerns and diseases happen.

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enroll

The action of a participant joining the study after providing informed consent.

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endpoint

A measure of the expected effect of the study treatment.

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Emergency Use Authorization (EUA)

A process to make a treatment or vaccine available during a public health emergency, before all research is complete, and before full approval is granted.

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eligibility criteria

The reasons a person can be included in, or excluded from, a study.

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efficacy

How well a study treatment works in the study.

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effectiveness

How well a treatment works.

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