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Webinar Follow-up: Mouse Anesthesia for IACUCs and Researchers

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In September, PRIM&R hosted the webinar Mouse Anesthesia for IACUCs and Researchers, presented by Dr. Jim Marx, DVM, PhD, DACLAM,…

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Unicorns: RCTs, the Social Sciences, and IRBs

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Historically, medically-oriented research has dominated the ethical discussions that underlie federal regulations around human subjects protections. For example, despite starting…

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Clinical Research Question of the Month: October 2017

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In collaboration with First Clinical Research, each month we share a new question and accompanying anonymous survey, designed to encourage…

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When Federal Agencies Overregulate

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While it may be a common complaint among researchers that IRBs overregulate, many IRBs opt to “uncheck the box” by…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Real World Evidence and the FDA, New Report on Biosecurity Concerns and Research, All of Us Research Program Visits Low Income Communities, The Animal Welfare Act and Farm Research Animals

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup looks at a top Food and Drug Administration (FDA) official’s speech on real world evidence,…

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