Pharma Companies Are Suspending Trials In Russia - But For Practical More Than Ethical Reasons
Sanctions Block Payments For Studies
Executive Summary
While pharma is keen to condemn Russia’s aggression, suspension of trials is for practical reasons, and not a punishment of the country’s patients.
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