Thirteen reconsiders the Huntington's drug trial
After the siege her kidneys will recover; an apology for walking out is followed by a change of heart about the drug trial.
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#drug trial
13 moments.
Thirteen's tapping test shows her nerves degenerating
Thirteen feels guilty about a trial spot she got through connections; the finger-tapping test settles it.
House barges into the GRC to let Thirteen finish
House crashes a drug-trial appointment to hear Thirteen's idea, and her wrong guess leads to the right one about her bowel.
Foreman confronts Thirteen at home over missed appointments
Foreman finds Thirteen following his instructions perfectly, learns a patient in the waiting room scares her, and gives an ultimatum.
Thirteen learns why Janice quit the trial
Thirteen introduces herself as Remy; Janice says Foreman told her to get over her nausea, and she won't spend her time as a guinea pig.
Thirteen tells Foreman he is like House
Thirteen asks Foreman to apologize to Janice; he refuses, and she says he isn't acting like House, he is like him.
Thirteen's gift to Foreman
Janice is back on the trial thanks to Thirteen, who tells Foreman she was wrong: he isn't House.
House accuses Foreman of rigging the trial schedule
Foreman calls the withdrawal torture; House says the log shows him moving a promising patient before Thirteen to win her over.
Thirteen asks Foreman out, then the placebo slip
Feeling better, Thirteen asks Foreman about tonight; then a nurse's remark about the drug's smell suggests she is on the placebo.
Foreman wants to switch Thirteen off the placebo
Foreman reveals he knows Thirteen is on the placebo in his trial and wants to give her the real drug; he is told not to be an idiot.
Foreman confesses he switched Thirteen's drug
A vision test shows Thirteen's peripheral vision is going; Foreman admits he took her off the placebo, and she says she isn't ready for that.
House talks Foreman out of going to the drug company
Foreman reveals Thirteen has a tumor in her optic chiasm and heads off to confess; House tells him she'll need him to still have a licence.
Foreman confesses to the drug company
Foreman calls the trial's sponsor to admit he broke protocol; then tells House what it will cost him.