Including Pregnant Women in Clinical Research Called ‘Imperative’

Published On: June 18th, 2010

A NEJM Perspective piece notes that that 64% of pregnant women are already taking prescription meds for chronic or acute conditions.

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Including Pregnant Women in Clinical Research Called ‘Imperative’

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