Common use of Related Injuries Clause in Contracts

Related Injuries. You will also receive a card with information about this study. This information includes: • The name or number of the study • The CRU 24-hour phone number You should keep this card with you in case you have a medical emergency. You can give this card to any healthcare provider if they need more information about the research study to provide the best treatment for you. If you experience a research injury, the CRU will arrange for medical treatment at no cost to you. Pfizer will cover the costs of this treatment. A research injury is any physical injury or illness caused by being in this study. There are no plans to offer you payment for such things as: • Lost wages • Expenses other than medical care • Pain and suffering To help avoid injury, it is very important to follow all study directions. You can get more information about medical treatment for research injuries from the study investigator or study staff. You must call the study investigator immediately if you experience a research injury. The number is listed on the first page of this consent document. A 24-hour answering service is available. If you are treated for a research injury that is paid for by Pfizer, Pfizer or its representative will collect your: • Medicare Health Insurance Claim Number or, • Social Security Number This is to determine your Medicare status. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, Pfizer will report the payment and information about the study you are in to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is in keeping with CMS reporting requirements. Pfizer will not use this information for any other purpose.

Related Injuries. You will also receive a card with information about this study. This information includes: • The name or number of the study • The CRU 24-hour phone number You should keep this card with you in case you have a medical emergency. You can give this card to any healthcare provider if they need more information about the research study to provide the best treatment for you. If you experience a research injury, the CRU will arrange for medical treatment at no cost to you. Pfizer will cover the costs of this treatment. A research injury is any physical injury or illness caused by being in this study. There are no plans to offer you payment for such things as: • Lost wages • Expenses other than medical care • Pain and suffering To help avoid injury, it is very important to follow all study directions. You can get more information about medical treatment for research injuries from the study investigator or study staff. You must call the study investigator immediately if you experience a research injury. The number is listed on the first page of this consent document. A 24-hour answering service is available. If you are treated for a research injury that is paid for by Pfizer, Pfizer or its representative will collect your: • Medicare Health Insurance Claim Number or, • Social Security Number This is to determine your Medicare status. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, Pfizer will report the payment and information about the study you are in to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is in keeping with CMS reporting requirements. Pfizer will not use this information for any other purpose.

Related Injuries. You will also receive a card with information about this study. This information includes: •  The name or number of the study •  The CRU 24-hour phone number You should keep this card with you in case you have a medical emergency. You can give this card to any healthcare provider if they need more information about the research study to provide the best treatment for you. If you experience a research injury, the CRU will arrange for medical treatment at no cost to you. Pfizer will cover the costs of this treatment. A research injury is any physical injury or illness caused by being in this study. There are no plans to offer you payment for such things as: •  Lost wages •  Expenses other than medical care •  Pain and suffering To help avoid injury, it is very important to follow all study directions. You can get more information about medical treatment for research injuries from the study investigator or study staff. You must call the study investigator immediately if you experience a research injury. The number is listed on the first page of this consent document. A 24-hour answering service is available. If you are treated for a research injury that is paid for by sponsors (Pfizer, /Arvinas). Pfizer or its representative will collect your: •  Medicare Health Insurance Claim Number or, •  Social Security Number This is to determine your Medicare status. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, Pfizer will report the payment and information about the study you are in to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is in keeping with CMS reporting requirements. Pfizer will not use this information for any other purpose.

Related Injuries. You will also receive a card with information about this study. This information includes: •  The name or number of the study •  The CRU 24-hour phone number You should keep this card with you in case you have a medical emergency. You can give this card to any healthcare provider if they need more information about the research study to provide the best treatment for you. If you experience a research injury, the CRU will arrange for medical treatment at no cost to you. Pfizer will cover the costs of this treatment. A research injury is any physical injury or illness caused by being in this study. There are no plans to offer you payment for such things as: •  Lost wages •  Expenses other than medical care •  Pain and suffering To help avoid injury, it is very important to follow all study directions. You can get more information about medical treatment for research injuries from the study investigator or study staff. You must call the study investigator immediately if you experience a research injury. The number is listed on the first page of this consent document. A 24-hour answering service is available. If you are treated for a research injury that is paid for by Pfizer, Pfizer or its representative will collect your: •  Medicare Health Insurance Claim Number or, •  Social Security Number This is to determine your Medicare status. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, Pfizer will report the payment and information about the study you are in to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is in keeping with CMS reporting requirements. Pfizer will not use this information for any other purpose.

Related Injuries. You will also receive a card with information about this study. This information includes: •  The name or number of the study •  The CRU 24-hour phone number You should keep this card with you in case you have a medical emergency. You can give this card to any healthcare provider if they need more information about the research study to provide the best treatment for you. If you experience a research injury, the CRU will arrange for medical treatment at no cost to you. Pfizer will cover the costs of this treatment. A research injury is any physical injury or illness caused by being in this study. There are no plans to offer you payment for such things as: •  Lost wages •  Expenses other than medical care •  Pain and suffering To help avoid injury, it is very important to follow all study directions. You can get more information about medical treatment for research injuries from the study investigator or study staff. You must call the study investigator immediately if you experience a research injury. The number is listed on the first page of this consent document. A 24-hour answering service is available. If you are treated for a research injury that is paid for by Pfizer, Pfizer or its representative will collect your: •  Medicare Health Insurance Claim Number or, •  Social Security Number This is to determine your Medicare status. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, Pfizer will report the payment and information about the study you are in to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). This is in keeping with CMS reporting requirements. Pfizer will not use this information for any other purpose.