March 17, 2000

An Inside Look at How a University Tries to Protect Human Subjects

By JEFFREY BRAINARD

Federal scrutiny has led Duke to ease the huge workloads burdening its review boards

Seventeen men and women who watch over human experiments at the Duke University Medical Center began their February meeting with a working lunch around a 30-foot conference table.

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