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Research Ethics Roundup: Conducting Research in Resource-Limited Settings, Animal Models for Ebola Research, and More

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup explores ethical issues related to the conduct of research in resource-limited settings and reproducibility, as…

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HIV/AIDS Research: We’ve Learned A Lot, We’ve Come a Long Way, but There is Plenty More To Do

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

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Research Ethics Roundup: Facebook’s unethical experiment, FDA’s support for marijuana clinical trials, and more

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Perhaps you’ve already read – on your Facebook News Feed, no doubt – about Facebook’s recent mood experiment. Not to…

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Research Ethics Roundup: NIH returns to India, crowd-funding HIV research, and more!

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As winter soldiers on and you recover from the post-Olympic slump, spend some time catching up with what has been…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Ethics violations in golden rice study, proposed changes from the USDA, and more!

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Whether you have the time now, or need to bookmark this site for later, take a few minutes to catch…

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