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Overview

Phase I clinical trials, where a drug is tested for safety.

Phase II testing is the midpoint for a drug's development.

If Phase II is successful, then a drug moves on to:

Phase III, the pivotal stage where a product is tested in a large patient population to determine its effectiveness in treating disease

Details

Phase I clinical trials

where a drug is tested for safety

Phase II testing

is the midpoint for a drug's development.

If Phase II is successful, then a drug moves on to:

Phase III

the pivotal stage where a product is tested in a large patient population to determine its effectiveness in treating disease

UK Clinical Trials

  • For a list of the Clinical trials in the UK click on the page NIHR (here) and you will get access to the search engine

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