ACTIV Picks Potential COVID-19 Therapeutics To Be Tested In Master Protocol Trials
Executive Summary
Three host-targeted immune modulators, three anticoagulants, and three to six neutralizing antibodies are to be tested in ACTIV clinical trials, FNIH's David Wholley tells DIA meeting.
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