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Cite Journal: Annals of Internal Medicine |  Publication Date: Jun 29, 2020 |
 Citations: 23 |  License type: unspecified-oa |
Affiliation: McGill University Health Centre, University of Toronto
Although the number of clinical trials for patients with COVID-19 is increasing, many exclude pregnant women as participants or do not address pregnancy. This commentary discuss why pregnancy women should be included in clinical trials of interventions for COVID-19.
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