Phase I clinical trials test the toxic side effects of the new drug, so generally healthy individuals are involved.
Although some data has been obtained from Sisi, it's derived from a single case and lacks statistical significance.
Typically, Phase I clinical trial compensation for volunteers ranges from a few thousand to tens of thousands, but the Sanbo Research Institute offers exceptionally high compensation—20,000 per person for a one-month trial, which is extremely rare in the country.
Once the announcement went out, not many people applied. Perhaps seeing such high compensation, people assumed the toxic side effects of this new drug must be significant, even potentially life-threatening, hence the generous pay.
Zhang Lin went to check and saw a slick-looking man standing outside the glass door, roughly in his thirties, dressed formally in a neat suit, shiny leather shoes, carrying a document bag in his hand. If one didn't know better, they'd think he was a salesman.
