As a drug candidate progresses from first-in-human studies to broader patient testing, each clinical trial phase introduces new complexities, risks, and regulatory requirements. Understanding the differences between Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials is essential for planning—and executing—your development strategy effectively.
At InfinixBio, we help bridge preclinical and clinical programs by supporting Phase 1 and Phase 2 trial readiness through integrated CRO services.
Phase 1 trials are typically conducted in healthy volunteers and are designed to answer the question: Is this drug safe in humans?
Key goals include:
Phase 1 trials are small (20–100 subjects), short in duration, and often include dose escalation cohorts.
Phase 2 trials expand into target patient populations to assess whether the drug works and at what dose. This is often called the “proof of concept” stage.
Key objectives include:
Phase 2 is typically divided into:
Partnering with a CRO like InfinixBio provides critical support in:
In both phases, speed, quality, and compliance are key—and experienced CROs are built to deliver on all three.
We provide seamless support from preclinical through Phase 2 with:
Our approach ensures your clinical studies are grounded in robust science and regulatory clarity.
From safety in healthy volunteers to proof of concept in patients, Phase 1 and Phase 2 trials are critical inflection points. With InfinixBio, you gain a trusted CRO partner to guide your molecule through these milestones efficiently and effectively. Contact us to learn more about how we can support your next project.
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