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Phase I Clinical Trials: Safety, Dosage, and Early Human Studies

Posted on May 8, 2025 digi By digi

Phase I Clinical Trials: Safety, Dosage, and Early Human Studies Understanding Phase I Clinical Trials: Safety, Dosage, and First-in-Human Studies Phase I clinical trials are the critical first step in testing new treatments in humans. Focused primarily on safety and dosage, these studies provide the foundation for all subsequent clinical development. Understanding Phase I design…

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