IMPACT OF PHASE ZERO TRIALS (MICRO-DOSING) IN CLINICAL TRIAL RESEARCH
@inproceedings{Vijayaraghavan2010IMPACTOP, title={IMPACT OF PHASE ZERO TRIALS (MICRO-DOSING) IN CLINICAL TRIAL RESEARCH}, author={Ravikumar Vijayaraghavan and G. Ramesh Kumar}, year={2010} }
Currently, pre-clinical trials using animal models, cell culture methods and bio-informatics takes up to 18 months and the typical development for investigational new drugs takes between ten to fifteen years and associated with high cost and low rate of approval. Phase 0 trials are attractive approach and in future would require only few pre- clinical studies, phase I trial and a reduced amount of the investigational new experimental drug on human. FDA supports the conduct of phase 0 trials in…
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