Company-funded studies of approved drugs may not catch safety issues
Studies drug companies fund after medicines go on sale may be too small to detect rare side effects, a recent German study suggests.
Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology and Life Sciences
Studies drug companies fund after medicines go on sale may be too small to detect rare side effects, a recent German study suggests.
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