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Ukraine seeks to reclaim its role as a clinical trials hub

February 22, 2024
At Ukraine's Dnipro State Medical University (pictured here in 2013), there hasn't been a new cancer drug trial started since the war began.
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War zone or not, Ukraine seeks to reclaim its role as a hub for clinical trials

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