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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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Research Ethics Roundup: The future of the CTSA program, sharing scientific data, and more

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by Maeve Luthin, JD, Professional Development Manager Hopkins, UMD Await Word on Grant Funding Key in Medical Treatment Discoveries: In June,…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Cancer patients left untreated in Indian trials, new evidence that mice may be a poor model for human disease, and much more!

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Though there’s still snow on the ground across much of the country, baseball fans celebrated the start of Spring Training…

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Meet the PRIM&R Blog Squad at the 2012 AER Conference: Andrea Johnson

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by Andrea Johnson, JD, CIP, Regulatory Specialist in the Research Integrity Office at Oregon Health and Science University    Greetings,…

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Research Ethics Roundup: Fast-tracking obesity treatments, stem cell research, and more!

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Autumn may be here, but the leaves are not the only things turning heads this week. Peruse the latest installment of the…

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