FK-KMK UGM Mundur dari Penelitian Uji Klinis Vaksin Nusantara

FK-KMK UGM Mundur dari Penelitian Uji Klinis Vaksin Nusantara
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Salah satu alasan pengunduran diri FK-KMK UGM, kata Yodi, karena para peneliti sejauh ini tidak dilibatkan dalam proses uji klinis, termasuk dalam penyusunan protokol.

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