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By Michele Straube The 23 participants in the inaugural Short Course will attend their last session on April 27, walking away with a Certificate of […]
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Reproductive rights and equality under challenge in the U.S.
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By Leslie Francis, originally posted on OUPblog. For the over 40 years since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade that people have a constitutionally […]
Read MoreFor living room candor, keep the conversation casual
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When is it possible for someone to express their honest thoughts and feelings about an important issue? Is it possible for that person to do so while acting in their professional capacity?
Read MoreGoverning Digitally Integrated Genetic Resources
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By Jorge Contreras for BiolawToday.org. In a recent case, a French research institute agreed to share the benefits arising from a drug patent with an indigenous […]
Read MoreNew research explores impact of broadening CRISPR patents
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New research published by University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law Associate Professor Jorge Contreras in the journal Science proposes that universities currently holding CRISPR […]
Read MoreMelinda Fagan on The Battle for CRISPR
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By Justin R. Hamady for BiolawToday.org. On October 20th, the Center for Law and Biomedical Sciences at the S.J. Quinney College of Law, hosted guest […]
Read MoreTwo Sources of Turmoil in a Divided America
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By James R. Holbrook for edrblog.org The Sixties and early Seventies were a time of great turmoil in a divided America, including the assassinations of […]
Read MoreE Pluribus Unum (out of many one)
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This post originally appeared on Consensus Building Institute’s blog in October 13, 2016. We are reposting it with the Patrick Field’s permission. By Patrick Field for […]
Read MoreChildren’s School Lunches: Their History and Potential Future
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By Alexis Juergens for BiolawToday.org. In 1946, Congress passed the National School Lunch Act. This act states that “It is hereby declared to be the […]
Read MorePresident Trump Reinstates the Mexico City Policy a.k.a “Global Gag Rule”
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President Trump Reinstates the Mexico City Policy a.k.a “Global Gag Rule”: Is this constitutional under USAID v. Alliance for Open Society? By Kendra Brown for […]
Read MoreEDR blog year in review: 2016
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In 2016, we posted 26 blogs from 24 authors. Many of our blog posts featured inspiring examples of collaboration.
Read MoreFirst Major Revision to Common Rule for Human Subjects Research Released
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On January 18, 2017, the Obama Administration finalized the first major overhaul of the so-called Common Rule for human subjects research which was first adopted […]
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