Who sets the rules for clinical trials?(a) NHS- National Health Service(b) NIH- National Institute of Health(c) NDA- New Drug Administration(d) FDA- Food and Drug AdministrationThis question was posed to me in an online interview.This question is from Immunological Preparations in portion Immunological Preparations of Drug Biotechnology

Who sets the rules for clinical trials?(a) NHS- National Health Servic

1.	Who sets the rules for clinical trials?(a) NHS- National Health Service(b) NIH- National Institute of Health(c) NDA- New Drug Administration(d) FDA- Food and Drug AdministrationThis question was posed to me in an online interview.This question is from Immunological Preparations in portion Immunological Preparations of Drug Biotechnology
Answer» Correct answer is (d) FDA- Food and DRUG Administration To explain I would say: Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets RULES for the THREE phases of CLINICAL trials to ensure the SAFETY of the volunteers. Every researcher or manufacturer has to get a drug approved by the FDA. FDA sets rules for the manufacturing guidelines.

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