Why 20th May - International Clinical Trials Day | James Lind | Scurvy Trials

In this episode we see why James Lind is considered the first physician to have conducted a controlled clinical trial of the modern era. While working as a surgeon on a ship and was appalled by the high mortality of scurvy amongst the sailors. Therefore he planned a comparative trial of the most promising cure for scurvy and his observations of the trial covers the essential elements of a controlled trial.
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In this video, We explain about:
(0:00) Intro
(0:50) Who is James Lind?
(1:48) Scurvy Crisis
(4:01) World's first Clinical Trial
(6:19) Legacy of James Lind
(7:51) International Clinical Trials Day

[@deborahcole593]

1747, not 1774.

[@clinicalresearchx360]

Yes you are correct, the year is indeed 1747 and it is inadvertently mentioned as 1774 in the video. Thank you for your observation.