President Donald Trump said he will 'slash red tape like nobody has even done it before' in a bid to get unapproved coronavirus treatments to patients faster and identify effective drugs
President Donald Trump said he will "slash red tape like nobody has even done it before" in a bid to get unapproved coronavirus treatments to patients faster and identify effective drugs.
"What we're talking about today is beyond Right to Try," Trump said, adding that the law "has been a tremendous success." The drugmaker Gilead has provided its experimental antiviral drug remdesivir to patients with coronavirus under compassionate use rulesThe National Institutes of Health has also started a clinical trial of the drug in coronavirus patients.
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