Students will write a 2,000 (not including Cover & Reference Pages) Word Paper i

Students will write a 2,000 (not including Cover & Reference Pages) Word Paper in APA using at least 5 external sources from prominent Medical journals within the past 5-Years to support their work.
Referencing the following Peer reviewed Journal on Remdesivir, students will cite in this case:
Remdesivir in adults with severe COVID-19 a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, multicenter trial.pdf
(Above file in the link is attached below)
Students will seek to answer the following questions precisely and in full with sufficient support:
According to NIH, legacy drugs like hydroxychloroquine, a mono-clonal anti-body, and ivermectin, an antiparasitic lack the efficacy to treat COVID-19. However, new novel drugs like remdesivir, and anti-viral come highly recommended without proven efficacy and safety in clinical trials. How did the clinical trials differ between products and what did the research show?
What role does the NIAID play in the funding and development of new drugs? Is there a conflict of interest between the NIAID and pharmaceutical companies? Support your answer in detail will specific examples providing relevant sources to support your findings.
When looking at the 2016 and 2018 clinical trials of remdesivir, what other drug(s) were studied and why? How were the studies conducted? Was the research conclusive and why? What are the differences between these studies and the FDA’s approval of remdesivir in the treatment of COVID-19 and why? Why is the FDA Approval of remdesivir significant?
What was the position of the WHO, EU, and China on the use of remdesivir in the treatment of COVID-19 and how did it differ from the NIH? Why is this significant from a Global Regulatory Affairs Perspective?
What were the major differences between the NIAID Clinical Trail and the Chinese Clinical Study? What can you logically conclude regarding the efficacy and safety of the use of remdesivir from this research?
What is Veklury, why did the FDA approve it, and why is this drug central to the discussion?
ReciteWorks (https://reciteworks.com) should be used to check that in-text citations match the reference list.