Pharmaceutical testing involves a series of rigorous scientific assessments and evaluations conducted to ensure the safety, efficacy, and quality of pharmaceutical products before they are approved for use. This process is critical in the development of new drugs and includes several stages: Preclinical Testing : Before testing on humans, drugs undergo laboratory and animal testing to evaluate their safety and biological activity. This stage helps identify potential risks and determine safe dosage levels. Clinical Trials : Conducted in phases, these trials involve human volunteers and are designed to assess the drug's safety, effectiveness, and side effects. Phase I : Tests the drug on a small group of healthy volunteers or patients to evaluate its safety, dosage range, and side effects. Phase II : Focuses on the drug's effectiveness and further evaluates its safety on a larger group of patients. Phase III : Conducted on a larger population to confirm the drug's effectiven...