US health authorities are reportedly preparing to allow emergency use of Gilead's antiviral remdesivir to treat coronavirus patients, following positive study results
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The move would broaden the use of remdesivir, however an emergency use authorization is not regulatory approval. The FDA can apply a lower standard of evidence to allow emergency use.
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