updated citations and commented out duplicate lit review

Paper/Main.tex

@@ -46,13 +46,13 @@ completion of clinical trials\\ \small{Preliminary Draft}}
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 \subfile{sections/11_intro_and_lit}
+%TODO: Remove this lit review section.
+% \subfile{sections/05_LitReview}
 
 
 %---------------------------------------------------------------
-\section{Literature Review}\label{SEC:LiteratureReview}
-%---------------------------------------------------------------
-\subfile{sections/05_LitReview}
 \section{Clincal Trial Background}\label{SEC:ClinicalTrials}
+%---------------------------------------------------------------
 \subfile{sections/12_clinical_trial_background}
 
 

Paper/sections/10_CausalStory.tex

@@ -50,7 +50,8 @@ safety and efficacy standards that the drug will be held too.
 For example, if a particular cancer is very deadly and does not respond well
 to current treatments, Phase I trials will enroll patients with that cancer, 
 as opposed to the standard of enrolling healthy volunteers 
-\cite{commissioner_DrugDevelopment_2020} to establish safe dosages.
+\cite{commissioner_drugdevelopmentprocess_2020}
+to establish safe dosages.
 The trial is more likely to be terminated early if the drug is unsafe or has no
 discernabile effect, therefore termination depends in part on a compound-disease 
 interaction.
@@ -74,7 +75,7 @@ help the sponsor judge whether or not to continue the trial.
 Since Sep 27th, 2007 those who conduct clinical trials of FDA controlled 
 drugs or devices on human subjects must register 
 their trial at \url{ClinicalTrials.gov}
-(\cite{noauthor_fdaaa_nodate}).
+(\cite{anderson_fdadrugapproval_2022}).
 This involves submitting information on the expected enrollment and duration of
 trials, drugs or devices that will be used, treatment protocols and study arms, 
 as well as contact information the trial sponsor and treatment sites.
@@ -84,13 +85,13 @@ When starting a new trial, the required information must be submitted
 After the initial submission, the data is briefly reviewed for quality and 
 then the trial record is published and the trial is assigned a 
 National Clinical Trial (NCT) identifier.
-\cite{noauthor_fdaaa_nodate}.
+(\cite{anderson_fdadrugapproval_2022}).
 
 Each trial's record is updated periodically, including a final update that must occur 
 within a year of completing the primary objective, although exceptions are
 available for trials related to drug approvals or for trials with secondary
 objectives that require further observation\footnote{This rule came into effect in 2017}
-\cite{noauthor_fdaaa_nodate}.
+(\cite{anderson_fdadrugapproval_2022}).
 Other than the requirements for the the first and last submissions, all other
 updates occur at the discresion of the trial sponsor.
 Because the ClinicalTrials.gov website serves as a central point of information

Paper/sections/12_clinical_trial_background.tex

@@ -51,7 +51,9 @@ marked as ``Terminated'' on
 
 Note the information we obtain about the trial from the final status: 
 ``Withdrawn'', ``Terminated'', or ``Completed''.
-Although \cite{khm} describes a clinical failure due to safety or efficacy as a 
+Although 
+\cite{khmelnitskaya_competitionattritiondrug_2021}
+describes a clinical failure due to safety or efficacy as a 
 \textit{scientific} failure, it is better described as a compound failure.
 Discovering that a compound doesn't work as hoped is not a failure but the whole
 purpose of the clinical trials process.