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Reforming the regulations governing research with human subjects.

The federal policy regulating research with human subjects, known as the Common Rule, has not been modified since its publication in 1991. A working group convened by the OMB has drafted a proposal to revise the Common Rule and seeks public comment.

Ezekiel J Emanuel | E. Emanuel | J. Menikoff | Jerry Menikoff

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