by Maeve Luthin, JD, Professional Development Manager
Catch up on the events of the past two weeks in the research ethics world! Whether you read this edition right away or save the stories for later, spend some time learning about what your colleagues have been up to.
Unlikely Partners: The New York TimesRead more
by Maeve Luthin, JD, project coordinator
Take a few moments to catch up the latest news in research ethics! Whether you work in animal care and use or human subjects protections, this week’s edition has something for you!
Super Sugar Keeps Naked Mole Rats Cancer-Free: Researchers have discovered that naked [...] Read more
by Maeve Luthin, JD, Project Coordinator
It’s been a busy two weeks in the research ethics world! Grab some iced coffee and take some time to catch up with current events.
Dirty Medicine: Earlier this month, generic drug manufacturer Ranbaxy pled guilty to federal criminal charges of selling adulterated drugs with the [...] Read more
Spring is in full swing! Take advantage of the mild weather and enjoy the great outdoors while reading the full text of this week’s Research Ethics Roundup selections.
#NIHSequesterImpact: Last week, Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, [...] Read more
Hopefully April showers have brought you May flowers! We’ve done some weeding ourselves and have found some articles of interest for this week’s edition of our Research Ethics Roundup.
NIH Stops HIV Vaccine Trial: The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases halted its HVTN 505 study, the largest HIV vaccine study of its kind, after an independent monitoring board found during a routine interim [...] Read more
