Clinical trials are a crucial step in the drug development process but must be conducted in multiple phases to evaluate the safety and efficacy of a new drug before it is approved for use by the public. Phase I clinical trials are the first stage of drug development, and they can be divided into two […]
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Clinical trials are essential in testing the safety and effectiveness of new drugs and medical devices. The success of these trials is heavily dependent on the site selection process, especially during Phase I, where sponsors conduct tests on volunteer patients. For start-up biotech companies, selecting the right site is critical for their study’s success. In
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Introduction When a new drug or medical device is discovered, it will need to go through clinical testing to receive approval from the FDA. Clinical research on the drug is conducted through a clinical trial (also know as a clinical study) which is comprised of multiple different phases. Each phase serves a specific purpose for
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