Clinical Trials Design
Clinical trials are the way that every drug, treatment, vaccination, and medical device has to pass through it because without the trials, not no medical drug or treatment allows implementation on people. Each and every clinical trial has four phases and each phase and every phase is all about checking the efficacy and safety of the drug.
In phase I the drug is the first time experiment on humans. The people participating in clinical trial 1 are the small group of people usually from 15 to 40. The safety of the drug is highly observed in phase I.
Phase II trial is the second step that if the drug is passed then it moved to the next step. In this step, the number of participants increases at this stage the efficacy most possible benefits also observed with the safety of drugs.
In phase III that if it is approved then the drug or treatment or any experiment of the trial will be allowed to market. In clinical trial phase III the drug, treatment, vaccination, and medical device are now tested on people living in a different environment and having the same medical condition. Phase III plays a crucial part if the drug has not any severe side effects or safety concerns and gives benefits more than the drug or treatment is exist than it is allowed to market.
Clinical trials phase IV is about the observation of safety and benefits of the drugs even after the drug is market because many times the drugs or treatments have side effects that are come forward when it frequently uses.
The clinical research study is not an area that could be done in just a few days or in a month it is about the safety of lives that’s every study highly observes that it has not huge or life-threatening side effects that’s why every study took several years.
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