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Journal of women's health · Oct 2011
Clinical research enrolling pregnant women: a workshop summary.
- Mary A Foulkes, Christine Grady, Catherine Y Spong, Angela Bates, and Janine A Clayton.
- George Washington University, Departments of Health Policy, Epidemiology, and Biostatistics, Rockville, Maryland, USA.
- J Womens Health (Larchmt). 2011 Oct 1; 20 (10): 142914321429-32.
AbstractClinical research investigates mechanisms of human disease, interventions, or new technologies, but pregnant women are often excluded from clinical studies. Few studies, beyond research on pregnancy, are designed to address questions relevant to pregnant women. A recent National Institutes of Health workshop considered the barriers and opportunities in conducting clinical research studies enrolling pregnant women.
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