Preclinical testing is a critical phase in the research and development process of drugs, biological products, or medical devices. It acts as a bridge between basic laboratory research and clinical trials on humans. The primary goal of preclinical testing is to determine the safety, efficacy, and mechanisms of action of new products using animal models or simulation systems before proceeding to human trials.
This phase ensures that the new product meets regulatory, scientific, and ethical standards while minimizing risks during human testing. Preclinical testing plays a decisive role in validating the potential of a new therapy or medical technology before significant resources are invested in clinical trials.
Preclinical testing typically includes both in vitro (test tube) and in vivo (animal) studies:
Preclinical testing helps to:
The Academy of Medical Sciences is proud to be a leading provider of preclinical testing services in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. With a team of experienced experts, state-of-the-art facilities, and standardized research methodologies, the Academy of Medical Sciences is committed to delivering comprehensive, efficient, and reliable solutions to its clients.
The Academy of Medical Sciences continually strives to become a leading research and preclinical testing center in the region, with specific goals such as:
Preclinical testing serves as the foundation for the research and development of medical products, ensuring safety and efficacy before moving to human clinical trials. As a pioneering institution, the Academy of Medical Sciences is committed to providing high-quality preclinical testing services, contributing to the advancement of Vietnam’s healthcare and pharmaceutical industries on the international stage.