Blogs about: Research Ethics
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Cognitive enhancement: less sleep = more done?
In Make me… stay awake, the final part of an engaging series of three documentaries (following Make me… smart and Make me… live forever), Michael Mosley investigates the effects of s… more →
BioethicsBytes
Climategate's Ethics Heroes, Villains and Dunces
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Jack Marshall wrote 1 day ago: The hacked East Anglia University computer files are slowly revealing the ethical values of more tha … more →
Children as gatekeepers
erikasigvardsdotter wrote 1 week ago: I (now not so) recently attended a research seminar at Swansea University organized by the Centre fo … more →
Ethics Heroes: "Pharmed Out"
Jack Marshall wrote 1 week ago: A group of 100 medical ethicists, physicians and others calling themselves Pharmed Out have written … more →
researching mr e-president and co.
socialBedia wrote 1 week ago: The following question was posed as part of the research module which forms part of my current studi … more →
Invitation to Comment on TCPS - Research Involving Aboriginal Peoples
kueneman wrote 2 weeks ago: The Panel on Research Ethics announces the early release of the revised version of Chapter 9 of the … more →
Discourse, Power and Resistance Conference 2010
rikowski wrote 2 weeks ago: Discourse DISCOURSE, POWER AND RESISTANCE CONFERENCE 2010 DISCOURSE, POWER, RESISTANCE Annual … more →
How widespread is scientific misconduct?
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Chris Willmott wrote 3 weeks ago: From time to time examples of scientific fraud come to light and raise questions about the integrity … more →
More poisoned ivy: Harvard allows medical researchers to be terrorized
Me wrote 1 month ago: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 Harvard finds toxic java jolting Profs, students drink with caution By Ada … more →
Radio: Trials for Life
Penney Lewis wrote 1 month ago: BBC Radio 4, Tuesday 13th October at 9pm, repeated Wednesday 14th October at 4.30pm, available via t … more →
Big Pharma and Medicine: Is it Unrealistic to Apply the Same Ethical Standards to Publishing Research?
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katejohnsonmednews wrote 1 month ago: By Kate Johnson – October 12, 2009 Commenting on my recent blog about medical ghostwriting, Ad … more →
Policy change before peer review: OA needed?
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Jim Till wrote 2 months ago: A noteworthy situation has been reported in several recent articles. Public health policy (in this c … more →
For the love of three Bookstart books
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rememberingmyhat wrote 2 months ago: My almost-toddler had a routine Health Visitor checkup today. I was trying to work out why I took hi … more →
Data sharing after publication
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ginnybarbour wrote 2 months ago: A paper published in PLoS ONE (Empirical Study of Data Sharing by Authors Publishing in PLoS Journal … more →
Making the best of "Bad Science" (Review)
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Chris Willmott wrote 2 months ago: Harper Perennial edition (2009) If you have not yet read Ben Goldacre’s book Bad Science, then … more →
Conference: Research Ethics Committees: Help or Hindrance?
Penney Lewis wrote 2 months ago: 12 November 2009, Chadwick lecture theatre, Chadwick Building, UCL, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT. … more →
China-UK Research Ethics Report
eveitch wrote 3 months ago: A recent report published by the UK Medical Research Council focusses on the frameworks for regulati … more →
Promoting the ethical conduct of science
Chris Willmott wrote 3 months ago: Back in 2004, Sir David King (at the time, the Government’s Chief Scientific Adviser) initiate … more →
Ghostwriting documents now fully available on PLoS Medicine website
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ginnybarbour wrote 3 months ago: The following editorial will be published in the September issue of PLoS Medicine but is being poste … more →
Ethics and the debate on health care
Carl's Blog on FDA Stuff wrote 3 months ago: The media coverage on debate regarding health care reform has been a non-stop display of people prot … more →
