Clinical Trial

Clinical trials involve the participation of volunteers who are subjected to specific health interventions under controlled conditions to study the outcomes.

Participating in clinical trials contributes to medical advancements and may provide access to new treatments before they are widely available.

Phases of Clinical Trials

PhaseDescriptionWhat It Tests
Phase ISmall groups of people receive the trial treatment.Safety and dosage
Phase IIThe study includes more people.Effectiveness and side effects
Phase IIIConducted on larger populations.Effectiveness, monitor side effects.
Phase IVPost marketing studies.Long-term effects and cost-effectiveness.


Related Topics:

Adverse Drug ReactionAcceptance CriteriaBuffer Capacity
MicromeriticsAngle of ReposeCarr’s Index

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