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Guest Post: Announcement About NIH Monkey Research Leaves Unanswered Questions

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This piece, which originally appeared on Speaking of Research, has been reposted with permission. [On December 11], Buzzfeed broke a…

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Research Ethics Roundup: FDA Approval of 23andMe, Treating Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia With a Cancer Drug, and More

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From the progress in gene therapy for genetic retinal diseases to a survey that finds the majority of animal studies…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Genetically Modifying Human Embryos, Communities Created by Genome Sequencing, and More

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From a study that explores the regulatory burden researchers face to the development of a device that applies a biodegradable…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Female Mice in Research, IRB Member Conflicts of Interest, and More

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From a new report that indicates that the use of regulated animals in biomedical research is declining to an editorial…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Addressing Poverty Through Randomized Controlled Trials, Lessons from Science Fraud, and More

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Traditional research methodologies are being used to address a number of longstanding challenges, including how to make health care more…

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