Many modern medications were discovered through animal and human research. Many medications now target the specific disorder. By identifying aberrant biochemical and cellular changes caused by disease, chemicals can be created to prevent or rectify them (by interacting with specific body areas). When a novel chemical shows potential, its structure is tweaked.

Optimize site targeting ( selectivity)

Stay online ( affinity)

Strengthen it ( potency, efficacy, effectiveness)

Safety-proof (minimize side effects)

Other factors include intestine absorption and stability in body tissues and fluids. These include drug kinetics and drug pharmacokinetics ( drug dynamics).

Ideally, the drug is

It’s very selective for its target site and has low or no adverse effects (see Overview of Adverse Drug Reactions).

Effective: Even for difficult-to-treat illnesses, low doses can be employed.

Effective when eaten by mouth (absorbed well): Convenient.

Stable in human tissues and fluids; one dose a day is sufficient (shorter-acting drugs may be preferred for disorders that need only brief treatment).

Standard dosages are defined during medication development. Drug reactions vary. Age, weight, genetics, and other factors affect drug responsiveness (see Overview of Response to Drugs). When determining a patient’s dose, doctors consider these considerations.

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Development stages

From Lab to Medicine Cabinet summarises drug development.

Early Development

After a medicine is identified or designed, it’s tested on animals (a phase called early development). Early development acquires information on how the medicine works, how well it works, and its harmful effects, including reproductive capacity and offspring health. At this step, ineffective or harmful medications are rejected.

If a medicine seems promising after early research, an IRB must authorize the clinical study and an IND application must be filed with the FDA (FDA). If FDA authorizes, medication can be tried on humans (a phase called clinical studies).

Trials

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These investigations involve multiple phases and only consenting individuals. FDA approval requires three clinical phases:

Phase 1

tests human safety and toxicity. A limited number of healthy young people are given different doses to determine the hazardous dose.

Phase 2

determines the drug’s effect on the target disorder and the appropriate dose. Up to 100 people with the target disease are given the medicine to see if it helps. Early animal success doesn’t equal human success.

Phase 3

involves hundreds to thousands of participants with the target disease. These people are chosen to resemble real-world drug users. New side effects and drug effectiveness are examined. Phase III testing evaluate new drugs to established drugs, placebos, or both.

In addition to therapeutic effectiveness, human studies focus on side effects and risk factors (such as age, sex, other disorders, and the use of other drugs).

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Approval

If trials show the drug is effective and safe, a new drug application (NDA) is filed with the FDA, which examines the data and decides whether to commercialize the drug. If FDA approves, medication is available. Usually, it takes 10 years. Only around 1 in 5 of the 4,000 medicines researched in the lab are authorized and prescribed.

Each country’s approval process may differ from the U.S.’s. A medicine approved in one nation isn’t necessarily available in another.

4. (postmarketing)

After a new drug is approved, phase 4 studies are sometimes done; the producer must monitor drug use and report any additional negative effects to the FDA. Doctors and pharmacists should monitor the medicine. Even rigorous research can uncover only typical side effects before marketing a medicine (that occur about once in every 1,000 people). Important side effects that occur once in 10,000 persons or more can only be noticed after the drug is on the market.

New data may force the FDA to revoke a drug’s approval. Some persons who took the diet pill fenfluramine suffered heart problems.

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