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Without minimizing the need for haste, it is important to remain aware of the risks inherent in rushing to treat patients with anything that might work.
This piece was part of a symposium featuring commentary from participants in the Center for Health Policy and Law’s annual conference, Promises and Perils of Emerging Health Innovations, held on April 11-12, 2019 at Northeastern University School…
By Jennifer S. Bard Just as medical students find themselves being asked at parties to look at rashes, this year health law students (and professors) are being asked about the proposals to fix our broken…
We should resist the temptation of letting memories of Nazi war crimes lead us to a false story about the origin of human subject research regulation in the United States.
The regular revelation of past dangerous and unethical studies should warn us that we do not always appreciate the signs of trouble when we see it.
