Gen z is being told to drop their inhibitions for medical progress 
... I think it's kinda cool that they're being asked to help! I mean, we all want new treatments to save lives right? And yeah, it's true that some people got hurt in clinical trials before, but that's not gonna stop them from happening again 
. Plus, researchers need human subjects to figure out potential risks and make sure the meds are safe 
. My experience with those psychology tests and sun cream UV light sessions wasn't exactly glamorous, but it was worth it in the end 
. If gen z volunteers for trials, who knows they might just save a life or two? It's all about taking part in something bigger than yourself 
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... I think it's kinda cool that they're being asked to help! I mean, we all want new treatments to save lives right? And yeah, it's true that some people got hurt in clinical trials before, but that's not gonna stop them from happening again . Plus, researchers need human subjects to figure out potential risks and make sure the meds are safe . My experience with those psychology tests and sun cream UV light sessions wasn't exactly glamorous, but it was worth it in the end . If gen z volunteers for trials, who knows they might just save a life or two? It's all about taking part in something bigger than yourself !
when I think about all these young people opting out of medical trials just because they don't wanna risk their health... like what's the alternative? Just sit back and hope that some genius scientist figures out a way to cure their diseases without having to test it on humans first?! 
It's not like we want someone to suffer or die because we didn't participate in a trial. And yeah, I get that there are risks involved, but at least by being part of a trial, you're helping create the future of medicine! Plus, think about all the ppl who've already gone through trials and had life-changing results 
like the journalist in this article who got paid £200 to have a tube stuck up his nose just so they could contribute to something bigger. It's not all bad, trust me 
they went through some crazy stuff. And I'm sure Gen Z is thinking "eww, no thanks" 
. But as someone who's been in the trenches volunteering for trials (think not-so-glamorous tests and procedures), I get it. It can be tough.
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. So yeah, go ahead and take off those pants... but maybe start with a smaller step, like online surveys or something 
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. But at the same time, it's true that researchers need access to humans to find out what these new treatments might do to us 
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), and while they weren't always fun, I got to see some amazing results. Like when I helped test sun creams under UV lights – who knew that was an actual thing? 
. And yeah, the unknown side effects are a risk, but so is not trying anything new at all... and we can't know everything just by looking at test tubes in labs 
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. You might just find out that it's worth getting stuck with a 17-lumen silicone tube up your nose... but at least you'll know why 
but seriously gen z dont think u r above participating just cuz its risky they need ur help to create life changing meds maybe the £200 i got for getting a tube stuck up me nose wasnt exactly glam but it paid off i was part of somethin important tho