Clinical Trials Regulations

Clinical Trials Regulations are rules that govern the process of testing new medications and treatments to ensure their safety and effectiveness before they are approved for public use. These regulations require that trials are conducted ethically, with informed consent from participants and oversight to protect their rights and health. They also outline how data should be collected, analyzed, and reported. The goal is to ensure that any new drug is adequately tested and that patients are safeguarded throughout the research process, ultimately leading to more reliable and safe healthcare options.