What is the Approval Process for Cancer Treatments?
The approval process for cancer treatments involves rigorous evaluation by regulatory bodies such as the FDA in the United States or the EMA in Europe. This process ensures that new treatments are safe and effective before they reach patients. It generally includes several phases of clinical trials, starting with preclinical research and moving through phases I, II, and III trials. Each phase aims to answer specific questions about the treatment's safety and efficacy.
