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Sustainability in Biomedical Research
Physiology, 2010We hear a lot about sustainability these days–sustainability of health and environment, of economic prosperity, of conservation of nature, and so on ([3][1]). Great! But what about sustainability in an area that makes so much other sustainability possible?
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Biomedical Research and Biosecurity
New England Journal of Medicine, 2005The achievements of modern biomedical research have also increased people's ability to misuse discoveries in ways that could threaten the public health or national security. Dr. Robert Steinbrook writes about the occasionally uneasy relation between scientific advances and the potential development of new pathogens or biologic weapons.
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Physiology, 2011
A few months ago, I had the pleasure of attending the traditional closing dinner of the 119th semiannual meeting of The Salt and Water Club[*][1]–held for the first time in Pittsburgh, and attended for the first time by a Club member from Cleveland (although elected while in New Haven).
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A few months ago, I had the pleasure of attending the traditional closing dinner of the 119th semiannual meeting of The Salt and Water Club[*][1]–held for the first time in Pittsburgh, and attended for the first time by a Club member from Cleveland (although elected while in New Haven).
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Research on Injuries in Biomedical Research
New England Journal of Medicine, 1976Biomedical research is now under serious and sustained challenge from many quarters to justify the risks that it entails for the human subjects who are essential to its success in creating more effective medical care. This challenge has at least two powerful sources.
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