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Research & Clinical Trials
How new medicines are studied, and how to tell early research from an approved treatment.
Official sources
- Clinical Trials Registry–India (CTRI) — registered trials in India. Registration is not a result or an approval.
- CDSCO clinical trials and new drugs — India's regulator.
Approval in another country does not mean a medicine is approved in India. To join a trial, contact the study team listed in the official record.
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Detailed guide: Pharmaceutical Research and Clinical Trials in India
Educational information only — not a diagnosis, prescription or advice to start, stop or change any medicine. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own treatment.
