Clinical Research & Clinical Trials

Clinical research and clinical trials: an academic perspective

Clinical research is a branch of medical science that investigates the efficacy and accuracy of drugs, medical technologies, and treatment. This comprises systemic, observational, and experimental biomedical studies. Clinical research is important in disease prevention, treatment, diagnosis, and cure. This includes a series of events ranging from pre-clinical animal testing to various phases of drug development. Pre-clinical reviews and non-clinical investigations are a stage of pre-clinical research that occurs before to clinical trials. Treatment research comprises an intervention such as medicine, counselling, or new surgical methods. Prevention research seeks more effective strategies to avoid diseases and problems. Diagnostic research is the practise of looking for more effective approaches to identify disorder conditions. The goal of screening research is to discover better approaches to detect various diseases and health conditions. Quality of life trials look for ways to improve the comfort and quality of life of people who have a chronic illness. Genetic research aims to improve disorder prediction by determining and comprehending how genes and sickness may be related.