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experimental treatment

1. in research, the conditions applied to one or more groups that are expected to cause change in some outcome or dependent variable.

2. an intervention or regimen that has shown some promise as a cure or ameliorative for a disease or condition but is still being evaluated for efficacy, safety, and acceptability.

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