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IRBs as compliance bureaucracy? A review of Regulating Human Research

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In early 2020, Stanford University Press released Regulating Human Research, a short exploration of the bureaucracy surrounding human research protections…

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Introducing Frankenstein’s Cat

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by Emily Anthes, science journalist and author I'm thrilled that my book, Frankenstein's Cat: Cuddling Up to Biotech's Brave New…

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Would you participate in your own research? Who Goes First explores self-experimentation

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by Michele Russell-Einhorn, JD, senior director of the Office for Human Research Studies at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Imagine that you…

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The impact of self-interest in scientific research: Lessons from Cantor’s Dilemma

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by Nicholas Spetko, Membership Services Intern The portrayal of scientific research and research ethics in popular media can offer considerable…

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Book review: Patchett offers insight into the work of IRBs

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I was excited to read State of Wonder by Ann Patchett for Ampersand’s Summer Reading List. Having thoroughly enjoyed two…

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