Clinical Trial Of Drug To Prevent Excessive Bleeding After Childbirth Set To Begin

The Guardian: Drug to prevent excessive bleeding after childbirth could save thousands of lives
“The trial of a new drug to prevent excessive bleeding in women after childbirth, which could potentially save thousands of lives annually, is to begin in 12 countries in June…” (Ford, 4/4).

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