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A subject in a trial for an investigational antidepressant reports developing a mild rash two weeks after starting the drug. The subject has a known history of seasonal allergies and recently started using a new laundry detergent. In assessing this adverse event, what is the MOST critical determination the investigator must make for safety reporting purposes?

Whether the event meets the criteria for 'serious.' The exact date the new laundry detergent was first used. If the event needs to be reported to the FDA via MedWatch by the site. The likelihood that the event is related to the investigational product (causality).

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The likelihood that the event is related to the investigational product (causality).

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