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Appreciating Varied Perspectives

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By Anne Meade, senior manager for website and social mediaThe process of developing federal regulations may be unfamiliar to those…

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Protecting Research Volunteers: It’s All Part of the Family

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by Dr. Toby Schonfeld, Human Subjects Research Review Official, Environmental Protection Agency Dr. Toby Schonfeld, Human Subjects Research Review Official…

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Overheard at AER: Conversations on Proposed Changes to the Common Rule

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 by Rebecca S. Ohnemus, MAA, CRA, Research Officer at University of the Incarnate Word PRIM&R is pleased to introduce Rebecca…

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PRIM&R Releases White Paper on the Boundaries Between Research and Practice

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by Hugh Tilson, MD, MPH, DrPH, PRIM&R Board Member and Co-Chair of the PRIM&R Project on the Boundary Between Research…

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Push yourself to see things in a different light: An interview with Susan Fish

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by Megan Frame, Membership Coordinator Today we’d like to introduce you to Susan “Sue” Fish, PharmD, MPH, who serves as…

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