Difference between bioequivalence and clinical trials
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If two drugs are bioequivalent, there is no clinically significant difference in their bioavailability. ... Bioequivalence studies are a surrogate marker for clinical effectiveness and safety data, as it would not normally be necessary to repeat clinical studies for generic products.
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