War zone or not, Ukraine seeks to reclaim its role as a hub for clinical trials
In the years leading up to Russia’s invasion, Ukraine had become a burgeoning hub of clinical trials, particularly in oncology. The war put a hold on the vast majority of those studies.
But as the country marks two years this week since the invasion — and as the war has dragged on without a clear end in sight — Ukrainian researchers and executives are increasingly urging companies to restart clinical trials, insisting that the advantages that lured drugmakers in the first place still make the country a desirable one in which to run studies.
