Upcoming webinar: WHO Launches New Clinical Trial Guidance – What do I need to know?
Join WHO and The Global Health Network for an in-depth look at the groundbreaking WHO guidance on clinical trials, aimed at sustained capacities, integrating research into health systems, and fostering diverse, active research networks worldwide. This session offers valuable insights directly from WHO leaders on how the new framework can enable patient-centric, ethical research. Live translation will be available.
Date and time: 13 December at 13:00 GMT
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