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Can animal rights activists and research advocates engage in productive dialogue?

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by Elisa Hurley, PhD, Education Director Although some might argue that I’m biased, one of the things that I think is…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Consent to research buried in a doctor’s form, details on how and why research is conducted on animals, and much more!

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On this day in 1817, the New York Stock exchange was founded. In recognition of this historic milestone, this week’s…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Cancer patients left untreated in Indian trials, new evidence that mice may be a poor model for human disease, and much more!

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Though there’s still snow on the ground across much of the country, baseball fans celebrated the start of Spring Training…

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Ethics CORE: A New Home for Ethics on the Web

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by Megan Hayes Mahoney, Visiting Digital Library Research Librarian at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign In 2010, the University…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Housing retired chimps, NYC research rescue efforts, and much more!

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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so before you start stuffing turkeys and mashing potatoes, take a moment to check…

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