Frontiers in Clinical Trials and Drug Interactions

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Frontiers in Clinical Trials and Drug Interactions is an open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal published by Multiscia Journals that focuses on cutting-edge research in the design, implementation, and evaluation of clinical trials, as well as the complex dynamics of drug interactions in human health. The journal serves as a global platform for clinicians, pharmacologists, researchers, and regulatory scientists to share high-quality original research, comprehensive reviews, and evidence-based studies that advance the understanding of therapeutic efficacy, patient safety, and optimal drug use in clinical practice. �� Frontiers in Clinical Trials and Drug Interactions 

The scope of the journal encompasses a wide range of areas crucial to modern clinical and translational research, including:

Phase I–IV Clinical Trials: Methodology, safety, efficacy, and reporting standards for human studies.

Drug–Drug Interactions and Pharmacokinetics: Investigations into how medications affect each other’s behavior in the body and their clinical implications.

Adverse Drug Reactions & Pharmacovigilance: Insights into detection, evaluation, and prevention of harmful drug effects.

Regulatory Science & Personalized Medicine: Integrating clinical research with ethical and regulatory frameworks to improve patient outcomes.

Bioequivalence & Therapeutic Evaluation: Studies assessing comparability of generic and biosimilar drugs.

By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue between medicine, pharmacology, biostatistics, and regulatory science, Frontiers in Clinical Trials and Drug Interactions promotes innovations that enhance therapeutic strategies while prioritizing patient safety. Its rigorous peer-review and open-access model ensure that impactful research is widely accessible to the global scientific community, accelerating evidence-based practice and clinical decision-making. �� Frontiers in Clinical Trials and Drug Interactions