Indiana University Center for Bioethics

IUCB: Research Ethics News Digest - October 2009 http://bit.ly/4jmOQv

IUCB: Sound Ethics - Taming The Beloved Beast: How Medical Technology Costs Are Destroying our Health Care System http://bit.ly/1yVGU0

Activities The Center’s Dr. Meg Gaffney and her husband and teaching partner, Dr. Matthew Galvin, recently began a 6 week seminar series on Understanding Conscience in Ethics and Faith Experience at Trinity Episcopal Church in Indianapolis. ...

In 2004 an extension to Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) to aid in the reporting of adverse events was published (see: Ioannidis JP. PubMed PMID: 15545678), but did it work...

IUCB: Progress in Bioethics - The MIT Press http://bit.ly/2pjtgq

IUCB: Panel: The Policy Path for Comparative Effectiveness. Peter Schwartz, Nov 13 http://bit.ly/4opJz0

Community-based participatory research (CBPR), by definition, includes communities as partners in the research process...

Jeanne Lenzer and Shannon Brownlee, in investigative coverage published by the Huffington Post, report that the Office of Human Research Protections have requested Columbia University to notify research subjects that they may “have suffered harms that were a function of the design and procedures o...

IUCB: They discovered stem cells ... - thestar.com http://bit.ly/1yU8ZQ

The Indiana University Center for Bioethics (IUCB) has recently been awarded a $1,300 Humanities Initiative Grant for a new Comparative Effectiveness (CE) project...

This month Indiana University Center for Bioethics worked with its collaborators to launch two new initiatives: an International Research Ethics concentration (a new track in the Masters degree offered by the Department of Philosophy) and the Comparative Effectiveness Study Group...

IUCB: Katherine Drabiak-Syed in "Stakes rise in gene-patenting lawsuit" - Salt Lake Tribune http://bit.ly/6hJBH