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Ethical issues in therapeutic use and research in pregnant and breastfeeding women

2021-03-25

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Pregnant, or potentially pregnant women have historically been excluded from clinical trials of new medications. However, it is increasingly recognised that it is imperative to generate evidence from the population in whom the drugs are likely to be used in order to inform safe, evidence-based shared clinical decision making. Reluctance by researchers and regulators to perform such studies often relates to concern...

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Literature Corpus work: ebf35077-32ef-59e0-b326-3f607d4f067a
DOI: 10.22541/au.161668217.75464337/v1

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