The development of new treatments typically follows a rigorous process involving several stages:
Preclinical Research: Laboratory studies and animal testing to evaluate the safety and efficacy of new treatments. Clinical Trials: Conducted in phases, these trials involve human participants to further assess safety and effectiveness. Regulatory Approval: Treatments must be approved by regulatory bodies such as the FDA before they can be widely used. Post-Marketing Surveillance: Ongoing monitoring of treatments after they have been approved to ensure long-term safety and effectiveness.
