Prism Clinical Research collaborates with University of Minnesota researchers in COVID-19 prevention treatment study for healthcare workers

April 9  

Via Nucleus Network

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Prism Clinical Research collaborates with University of Minnesota researchers in COVID-19 prevention treatment study for healthcare workers

Via Nucleus Network

“Prism Clinical Research (a Nucleus Network company) is playing a key role in supporting the University of Minnesota as it commences trialling a COVID-19 prevention treatment targeting frontline healthcare workers and first responders.”

“David Boulware, MD, MPH, a professor in the University of Minnesota Medical School’s Department of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Medicine, leads the trial with a collaborative team from the University, including infectious disease faculty physicians, biostatisticians, pharmacologists and students.”

“Principal Investigator Radha Rajasingham, MD, is an assistant professor in the Medical School’s Department of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases and International Medicine.”

“’We are working with Prism Research for their pharmacy services and I want to thank Prism Research for supporting our study,’ said Dr Rajasingham, who is working on the ‘Pre-exposure Prophylaxis for SARS-Coronavirus 2: A pragmatic randomized clinical trial.’”

See more about the hydroxychloroquine trial Prism Clinical Research and the University of Minnesota are working on.

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