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Elisa Hurley
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ICYMI – From the Director: Clinical Trial Data Sharing, the Law, and Reality

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In Case You Missed It (ICYMI): From time-to-time, PRIM&R will feature particularly well-received posts from the recent past.  These posts…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Why Tuberculosis Is Still a Threat, A New Partnership to Help Rejected NIH Proposals, and More

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup examines new findings from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on juvenile animal studies for…

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Elisa Hurley
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From the Director: Clinical Trial Data Sharing, the Law, and Reality

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Though not a new issue, clinical trial data sharing has over the past several months taken center stage within the…

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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: Using Human Stem Cells in Animals, Processed Meat and the Increased Risk of Cancer, Additional Testing for Malaria Vaccine

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From research on the consumption of processed meat to calls for more pediatric research on a leading Malaria vaccine, this…

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