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Adaptive clinical trials are studies of new treatments that are designed to change as they go, based on results that come in early. Instead of following a fixed plan from start to finish, these studies can adjust aspects like how many people get each option, which doses are used, or whether a treatment arm continues. The goal is to learn faster and use information gathered during the study to make better decisions for participants. That makes adaptive studies more efficient and often more ethical, because fewer people may be given treatments that are clearly not working. They can shorten the time it takes to find an effective therapy and reduce the number of people exposed to ineffective approaches. However, designing and running these studies is more complex than traditional ones, and careful planning is needed to avoid misleading results. Researchers must decide in advance what kinds of changes are allowed and how they will analyze the data to keep findings reliable. When well-designed and properly reviewed, adaptive trials help bring better treatments to patients sooner while making smarter use of resources.