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laboratory and animal tests before human clinical trials

Preclinical Studies, also known as Preclinical Research or Preclinical Testing, are a phase of research conducted before clinical trials in humans. These studies involve laboratory experiments and animal testing to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and biological activity of a new drug or treatment. The goal is to gather enough data to determine whether the treatment is safe and promising enough to move on to human trials.

Related Terms

• Clinical Trials
• In Vivo Studies
• In Vitro Studies
• Animal Testing
• Animal Models
• Drug Approval Process
• Drug Discovery