The European Medicines Agency has issued a call to drug developers and others in the European research community, urging a collective effort on combating COVID-19.
The EMA wants research resources to be pooled into large multi-center, multi-arm clinical trials, with the aim of generating reliable evidence on COVID-19 treatments.
Noting that such studies are most likely to generate the conclusive evidence needed for rapid development and approval of potential treatments, the EMA’s Human Medicines Committee (CHMP) has published a statement promoting a harmonized approach.
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