July 2, 2008
Protection of Humans in Research Has 'Serious' Flaws, Federal Agency Finds
Washington
A federal watchdog agency has invited comments about whether it should require universities to train their scientists and members of institutional review boards about the rules for human-subjects research, like the need for informed consent. The office blamed a lack of training on the "serious, systemic noncompliance" it has found "at a significant number of major institutions."
The Office for Human Research Protections now "strongly encourages" federal grantees to provide that
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