EMA advises clinical trial managers over impact of war in Ukraine

Clinical trials in the Ukraine could be impacted by Russia’s invasion of the country, which is why the EMA is now offering advice on how to proceed based on lessons learned during Covid-19.
Employees at a Ukrainian hospital in Trostyanets say Russian forces have attacked the hospital during its siege of the city | Photo: Thomas Peter/REUTERS / X90176
Employees at a Ukrainian hospital in Trostyanets say Russian forces have attacked the hospital during its siege of the city | Photo: Thomas Peter/REUTERS / X90176
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been the cause of many disruptions in the region at large, and there is now also a great chance of clinical trials being impacted, according to the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

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