Which term refers to a clinical trial design where neither the investigator nor the participant knows which treatment is being administered?
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Correct answer: Double-blind
Double-blinding is a crucial technique used to eliminate observer and participant bias. It ensures that the reported outcomes are not influenced by the expectations of the doctor or the patient.
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