LIST: PH hospitals included in COVID-19 solidarity trial

81 patients from the 12 pilot hospitals in the Philippines are part of the World Health Organization's solidarity trial which aims to find a cure for the coronavirus disease. COVID19PH

TESTING. Mandaluyong City health workers collect specimen samples after a COVID-19 testing on April 16, 2020. Photo by Darren Langit/Rappler

“The drugs included in this trial are largely untested against SARS-COV 2 virus that causes COVID-19, and more robust data is needed,” Vergeire said. The organization also said that as of April 21, over 100 countries are working together to find effective therapeutics as soon as possible, via the trial.

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