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May 2009
DOE Protecting Human Research Subjects Newsletter - Spring 2009
This edition of Protecting Human Subjects focuses on issues related to the evolving understanding of regulations designed both to protect human subjects and encourage research.
See previous issues.
Paid Studies Draw More Interest in Sour Economy
January 2009
FDA Stinks at Policing Conflicts
January 2009
Audit Leads to Enrollment Halt in Research at Veterans Hospital
December 2008
FDA: Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research
November 2008
The Minimal Impact of a Big Hypertension Study
November 2008
Quality Assurance and Quality Improvement – Is it Human Subjects Research? Quality assurance and quality improvement programs are intended to help institutions evaluate and improve the quality of their human research protections program.
DOE Human Subjects Working Group (HSWG) Fall Workshop, November 16, 2008
BIOETHIC: Students Learn How, Not What, to Think About Difficult Issues
October 2008
Scientists Use Bees and Wasps to Sniff Out the Illicit and the Dangerous
September 2008
CT Scans Can Be Better Medicine for Doctors Than for Patients
September 2008
Deafness Cause Pinpointed by Genetic Discovery
September 2008
Drug Maker to Report Fees to Doctors
September 2008
Monoclonal Antibodies Come of Age
September 2008
Enrollment Stopped in NIH-Funded Trial Studying Chelation Therapy for Treatment of CAD
September 2008
Searching for Clarity: A Primer on Medical Studies
September 2008
What's Behind an F.D.A. Stamp? The F.D.A. is everywhere these days, or so it seems
September 2008
The Incredible Journey Taken by Our Genes
August 2008
Decades Later, Still Asking: Would I Pull That Switch?
July 2008
OBITUARY: Dr. Arlene Lennox, Medical Physicist at Fermilab
Report on Ensuring Community-Level Research Protections
Sherry Davis Honored for Her Exemplary Service to PNNL and DOE
Dr. Susan Rose Honored for her Accomplishments at DOE
Michael Viola Honored by DOE Human Subjects Working Group (HSWG)
DOE Human Subjects Working Group (HSWG) Workshop, May 6-7, 2008
Arlene Lennox, Medical Physicist at Fermilab, Retires
Dr. Arlene Lennox retired in April 2008. She was considered one of the world’s leading experts in neutron therapy.
Eight Years after Jesse’s Death, Are Human Research Subjects Any Safer?
April 2008
Award Winning Website
The DOE Protecting Human Subjects Web site earned the Award of Quality from the Volunteer Public Relations Society of America annual awards gala on April 10, 2008.
Human Subjects Working Group Meeting
Dec. 1, 2007; Boston, Mass. View the agenda and presentations.
White Doctors, Black Subjects: Abuse Disguised as Research
January 2007
Child stem cell recipient heads home
December 2006
Collapse of a Cholesterol Drug
December 2006
Desperately ill seek help overseas for stem cells
August 2004
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