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3%) had cancer and 80% of the participants had at least one chronic medical condition. Majority of patients (n = 882, 73.9%) believed that trials were safe and 1106 (92.7%) patients thought they were important. Age, education level, income, having cancer or any chronic medical condition, and degree of control of chronic diseases were statistically significant predictors of the willingness of patients to participate in trials. Patients with cancer had a higher rate of acceptance to participation in randomized controlled trials compared to non-cancer patients
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