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It’s Time for Industry to Better Educate Public About Value of Clinical Trials

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This piece first appeared on the Association of Clinical Research Professionals blog and has been cross-posted here with permission. The…

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Individual return of results: Work still to be done

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Bioethical discussion of sharing research findings with participants has proliferated over the last decade. To date, systematic research on returning…

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Elisa Hurley
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From the Director: Transparency About Animal Research Ethics

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The last few years have seen a growing call across the research enterprise to increase transparency around animal research—why we…

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Elisa Hurley
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From the Director: The EPA’s Proposed Rule on “Transparency” in Regulatory Science

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On April 30, 2018, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published in the Federal Register a proposed rule titled, Strengthening Transparency…

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Research Ethics Roundup: First Human Embryos Edited in US, Large Scale Wellness Studies, Seeing Pregnant Women as “Vulnerable” Research Subjects, Europe’s New Animal Research Transparency Efforts

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This week’s Research Ethics Roundup looks at the first known US-based attempt of changing the DNA of embryos with CRISPR,…

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