To keep the early clinical trial enterprise in the U.S., HHS pledges to simplify regulatory requirements

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HHS earlier this week rolled out a cluster of initiatives related to simplifying clinical trials, presenting these measures as a government-wide effort to maintain America’s leadership in early-stage drug development.

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