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Elisa Hurley
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ICYMI: Unpacking the NPRM – Biospecimens Research and Broad Consent

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

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Research Ethics Roundup: The FDA as an Independent Agency, Criticism of Proposed Revisions to the Common Rule, and More

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup explores debates on regulations and regulators: NPR covers a critique of revisions to the Common…

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Elisa Hurley
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From the Director: National Academies Report Recommends Withdrawing the NPRM and Calls for a New Belmont Report

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On June 29, the National Academies of Science, Medicine, and Engineering released Part 2 of their report, Optimizing the Nation’s…

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NPRM Symposium: Consent and Consistency in the NPRM

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This piece, which originally appeared on the Petrie-Flom Center's Bill of Health blog, was written by Luke Gelinas, and has been reposted…

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Guest Post: NPRM Public Comment Deadline Has Passed—Implications for Revisions to the Common Rule and the Future of Human Subjects Protections

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This piece, which originally appeared on Voices in Bioethics, was written Matt Dias and has been reposted with permission. The January…

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