Today, many types of drugs are used to combat various diseases and injuries. However, there are still many diseases and injuries that cannot be overcome. What people living with such diseases and injuries hope for... It is the birth of a new medicine that is more effective, safer, and more reliable.

Clinical trials are studies conducted to confirm whether drug candidates discovered and developed through the relentless efforts of researchers are truly safe and effective. Furthermore, clinical trials are conducted to obtain approval from the MHLW (Ministry of Health, Laboure and Welfare) to use a drug candidate as a drug.

In a clinical trial, we must fully protect the human rights and safety of those who cooperate with us because they are actually taking a drug candidate that is still in the development stage. We must also accurately and scientifically evaluate the safety and efficacy of drug candidates because the future of people who are looking forward to the birth of a new drug is at stake.

For this reason, various strict rules are set by law for conducting clinical trials. Under the strict rules, only drug candidates that have passed the rigorous screening process can be delivered to patients as drugs.