Health secretary says trials are being set up with ‘breathtaking speed’ to find treatments
More patients with Covid-19 are needed to take part in clinical trials to find licensed drugs that could be effective in treating the virus, the health secretary has said, welcoming “the breathtaking speed” with which the experiments were set up.
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