human trials

What are the Phases of Human Trials?

Similar to conventional clinical trials, human trials in nanotechnology typically follow a phased approach:
Phase I: Tests the safety and dosage of the nanomaterial on a small group of healthy volunteers.
Phase II: Evaluates the efficacy and side effects on a larger group of people who have the condition the nanomaterial is meant to treat.
Phase III: Confirms efficacy and monitors adverse reactions in a larger population, comparing it to standard treatments.
Phase IV: Conducts post-marketing studies to gather additional information on risks, benefits, and optimal use.

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