"First in Human Studies" refer to clinical trials that involve testing new drugs, treatments, or medical devices on humans for the first time. These studies typically occur after extensive laboratory and animal testing to ensure safety and some level of efficacy. The primary goal of first in human studies is to evaluate the safety profile of the intervention and determine appropriate dosages for subsequent trials. These studies are conducted under strict ethical guidelines and close medical supervision to minimize risks to participants while advancing medical science and potentially bringing new treatments to patients in need.