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Shows how research mice are intrinsically different than wild. Creating a problem for translatability in medical research.
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Do the 3Rs need to evolve for modern translational research with mice?

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by Christopher S. Keator, Ph.D. Assistant Dean, Laboratory Animal Resources Founding Chair, WMed IACUC Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences…

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Discussion Guides in the Knowledge Center: Spark conversation about research ethics and oversight topics

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The new PRIM&R Knowledge Center houses a wide range of resources to keep you inspired and informed for your work…

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Laboratory Animal Research Podcasts to Check Out

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A recent influx of animal research-related podcasts has added new voices to the conversation around science and the use of…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Accusations of Politically Biased IRBs, Plagiarism at a Research Integrity Conference, and more

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This edition of Research Ethics Roundup covers controversial IRB sanctions of a politically charged research study, direct-to-consumer genetic companies expanding…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Reconsidering the Placebo Effect, the Disclosure of Clinical Trial Data, and More

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In this week’s Research Ethics Roundup, we explore how shifting conceptions of research—from the growing demand for the sharing of…

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