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Romania To Regulate Drug Testing Clinical Studies On Hospital Patients
07.01.2011, 19:36 | Health | 782 views
Romania’s Health Minister Cseke Attila said the ministry will draft a bill regulating the clinical studies doctors in public hospitals perform on patients to test drugs. "Last year, we had a plan to amend legislation on clinical studies and improve regulations and clear the financial aspects of these studies. We'll draft a bill this year because it's not fair that money for these clinical tests goes exclusively to doctors while the hospital expenses of patients in the studies are paid by the Health ministry of local authorities," the minister told a news conference Friday. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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