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Research Ethics Roundup: New England Journal of Medicine Editor Wants Changes in Research Culture, Why Lab Animals Aren’t Simply “Human Stand-Ins,” Proposal for National Research Integrity Board, and FDA Approves Drugs Faster than European Medicines Agency

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup examines the New England Journal of Medicine’s (NEJM) editor-in-chief’s call for a new approach to…

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In Case You Missed It: In Conversation with the Lacks Family

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This Saturday, HBO debuts the film adaptation of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. The well-reviewed feature-length production, starring Oprah…

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From a 30,000-Foot View to (Literally) Down on the Farm

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In my previous blog entry, I talked about how reducing administrative burden for IACUC professionals was a common thread running…

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Clinical Research Ethics Question of the Month: April 2017

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PRIM&R is pleased to introduce this recurring feature to Ampersand, in collaboration with First Clinical Research. Each month, we’ll feature…

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What’s it Like Sharing a Poster at PRIM&R’s Annual Conference?

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PRIM&R's Poster Program is a highlight of our annual conferences, giving members of our community the chance to share their…

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