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Regulatory Endpoint

Meaning

A Regulatory Endpoint, in the context of clinical research and therapeutic development, is a precisely defined, pre-specified, and measurable biological or clinical outcome used as the primary criterion to evaluate the efficacy or safety of a medical intervention. This endpoint serves as the key metric for determining whether a treatment has successfully achieved its intended effect, and it constitutes the essential data point required by regulatory agencies for product approval. For hormonal health studies, endpoints often include changes in specific hormone levels, measured bone mineral density, or validated quality of life scores.