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Watch every lecture from the 2013-2014 Bioethics Brownbag & Webinar Series
Reye’s Syndrome: A Medical Mystery and a Modern Dilemma This talk from Mark A. Largent, PhD, examines the history of Reye’s syndrome, the hunt to uncover its cause, and the debates that have emerged over last twenty years about the … Continue reading
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Allan Loup of the University of Michigan Medical School to discuss the obligations of researchers at January webinar
Are Researchers Ever Obligated to Provide Individual Research Findings to Non-participant Third Parties? Event flyer: Loup Flyer A consensus is emerging that, in some circumstances, researchers have obligations to return individual research results to research participants. Recent methodological advances in … Continue reading
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