Expert Articles
Biologicals |
Clinical Trials
Conducting biologics, biosimilar, and vaccine clinical trials in India requires careful alignment with regulatory requirements throughout the development lifecycle. Sponsors must generate robust preclinical data, obtain regulatory approvals through the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO), and conduct phased clinical trials to demonstrate safety, immunogenicity, and efficacy. While challenges such as variability in immune responses,
Medical Devices
How to Get CDSCO Approval for Medical Device Clinical Investigations in India
In India, Medical Devices must meet established safety and quality standards before they can be used in healthcare. The approval process for Medical Device clinical investigation involves a regulated process that includes development, testing, clinical investigation, and review by the Central Licensing Authority. Understanding this process is important for manufacturers and sponsors seeking to introduce
Clinical Trials
Clinical Performance Evaluation of IVDs in India: Regulatory Requirements & Study Design
This article provides an overview of the regulatory framework governing Clinical Performance Evaluation (CPE) of In-Vitro Diagnostic devices (IVDs) in India. It outlines the classification of IVDs, roles of regulatory authorities, approval pathways, and key study design considerations under the Medical Device Rules, 2017, offering practical insights for manufacturers, researchers, and regulatory professionals. Introduction In-Vitro
Clinical Trials
3 Strategies to Improve Clinical Trial Project Outcomes
Short Description Successful clinical trials focus on achieving defined objectives while safeguarding participants’ well-being by ensuring accurate data collection, regulatory compliance, and effective project management. Implementing strategies such as virtual clinical trials, reframing the study design, and understanding risk management can guide clinical trials toward credible results and meaningful contributions to medical research. The key