Why a Successful Phase II Trial Does Not Automatically Mean Phase III Will Succeed

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A successful Phase II trial is an indispensable milestone, but it serves as an indicator of potential rather than a guarantee of definitive success. The transition to Phase III involves exponential increases in complexity, participant diversity, and statistical scrutiny. By understanding the underlying causes of late-stage failure, sponsors can structure more resilient clinical programmes, select meaningful endpoints, and make informed data-driven decisions before committing substantial resources to confirmatory testing.
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