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Scientific Societies Urge Greater Caution for COVID Drug Use in Women of Childbearing Age
Scientific societies and other organizations on November 14 issued a joint statement urging healthcare providers to use special caution when prescribing and dispensing COVID-19 drugs contraindicated in expectant mothers for the treatment of women of childbearing age. The move comes…
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