2023
DOI: 10.1002/cpdd.1274
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Improving the Efficiency of Clinical Pharmacology Studies

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“…Additionally, challenges such as the need to meet regulatory requirements, potential toxicity of new chemicals, and the time-consuming development process significantly impact research efforts and costs (Conway, 1993;Michielan & Moro, 2010). Moreover, the shift towards studying more complex diseases, escalating clinical trial sizes and costs, and the late identification of failures during clinical studies contribute to the economic burden faced by pharmaceutical companies (Polasek & Schuck, 2023). Overall, these factors collectively drive up the expenses and extend the duration of pharmaceutical research endeavors, posing significant challenges to the industry.…”
Section: Addressing the High Cost And Lengthy Research Time In Pharma...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, challenges such as the need to meet regulatory requirements, potential toxicity of new chemicals, and the time-consuming development process significantly impact research efforts and costs (Conway, 1993;Michielan & Moro, 2010). Moreover, the shift towards studying more complex diseases, escalating clinical trial sizes and costs, and the late identification of failures during clinical studies contribute to the economic burden faced by pharmaceutical companies (Polasek & Schuck, 2023). Overall, these factors collectively drive up the expenses and extend the duration of pharmaceutical research endeavors, posing significant challenges to the industry.…”
Section: Addressing the High Cost And Lengthy Research Time In Pharma...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Phase 1 clinical studies are fundamental for the development of new drugs [ 2 ]. A defining feature of these studies is the participation of healthy volunteers (HVs) who, in principle, lack characteristics that disrupt on-study activities and negatively influence study results.…”
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confidence: 99%