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Research Ethics Roundup: Pitfalls of Studying Only Male Lab Mice, Retirement Issues for Lab Chimpanzees, New SUPPORT Trial Findings, Zika Vaccine Pricing Concerns

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup the ramifications of only using male lab mice in preclinical research, why so few lab…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Rise of China’s Primate Research Program, “Open Science” and Zika, and More

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup focuses on new developments in primate and lab mice research, the replication problems arising in…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Editorials on Human-Animal Hybrid Research and Transparency in Federal Human Subjects Research, and More

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup examines the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) decision to host a workshop on using monkeys…

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Guest Post: Where Should US Chimpanzees Live?

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This piece, which originally appeared on Speaking of Research, has been reposted with permission. Understanding what research is, what it…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Developments in the Animal Field, Proposed Changes to the Common Rule, and More

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From major developments in the animal research field to the new proposed changes to the Common Rule, this week’s Research…

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