PK Evaluation In Pregnancy: Can HIV Show A Way Forward?
Executive Summary
US FDA workshop on efforts to advance pharmacokinetic data collection in pregnant women highlights the (slow-moving) antiretroviral experience, but COVID therapies show that regulatory receptiveness is a poor match for recruitment and liability concerns.
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