Trials in several countries are being "temporarily" suspended as a precaution, the agency said on Monday.
It comes after a recent medical study suggested the drug could increase the risk of patients dying from Covid-19. BBC News
See also:
- Coronavirus: UK authorises anti-viral drug remdesivir BBC News
- Coronavirus: The search for antibody super donors BBC News
- Coronavirus: Can it affect eyesight? BBC News
- Coronavirus: Sports events in March 'caused increased suffering and death' BBC News
- Coronavirus: Can we stay safe as lockdown eases? BBC News
- Coronavirus: How to keep safe while shopping BBC News
- Human coronavirus vaccine trials to begin in Australia TODAY with 130 people The Daily Mail
- Coronavirus UK: Death toll hits 36,914 with 121 new fatalities The Daily Mail
- Three in 10 negative coronavirus tests may be wrong, a doctors' union warns The Daily Mail
- NHS won't be the service people had previously, health chief says The Daily Mail
- Six in 10 UK health workers killed by Covid-19 are BAME The Guardian
- Dominic Cummings: resign or be sacked, says leading doctor The Guardian
- Cummings' trip could harm test-and-trace strategy, experts say The Guardian
- Huge backlog in operations building due to lack of PPE and staff testing The Guardian
- UK coronavirus R number stays the same for two weeks in a row The Guardian
- Trust chiefs lead NHS criticism of 'disgraceful' Cummings Health Service Journal
- Coronavirus: UK hospital closes A&E and no longer accepting new patients The Independent
- It will take months for NHS services to resume, health leaders warn ITV News
- Coronavirus: NHS doctor threatens to resign if Dominic Cummings does not Sky News
No comments:
Post a Comment