Favipiravir Use in COVID-19: Analysis of Suspected Adverse Drug Events Reported in the WHO Database

Author:

Kaur Rimple JeetORCID,Charan JaykaranORCID,Dutta SiddharthaORCID,Sharma ParasORCID,Bhardwaj PankajORCID,Sharma Praveen,Lugova HalynaORCID,Krishnapillai Ambigga,Islam SalequlORCID,Haque MainulORCID,Misra Sanjeev

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Pharmacology (medical),Infectious Diseases,Pharmacology

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