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How are Catalysts Evaluated in Clinical Trials?

During clinical trials, catalysts are evaluated for their efficacy, safety, and stability. This involves rigorous testing through various phases:
1. [Preclinical Testing](): Initial tests in laboratories and on animal models to assess the catalyst's performance and potential toxicity.
2. [Phase I Trials](): Small-scale trials on healthy volunteers to determine safety and appropriate dosage.
3. [Phase II and III Trials](): Larger trials to assess the drug's efficacy, side effects, and optimal dosage.

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