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Pharmacology Watch: Another Study Implicates Avandia
Prilosec and Nexium Cleared; Anastrozole over Tamoxifen for Breast Cancer; Antibiotics and Steroids Not for Sinusitis; FDA Actions -
Clinical Briefs in Primary Care supplement
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Full February 2008 Issue in PDF
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Combination of consent documents may improve subjects' understanding
When trying to explain a complicated clinical trial to participants, which approach is better: a jam-packed standard-issue informed consent document, or a lower reading level, more interactive model? And which would subjects prefer? -
Study offers insight into how subjects feel about standard IC language
IRBs that desire to improve their informed consent (IC) forms might learn a great deal from questions and comments from people reviewing these forms. -
Full February 2008 Issue in PDF
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Cultural differences raise consent issues in multinational research
While emphasis often is put on the linguistic challenges of consent creating a document that correctly outlines the details of the study in multiple languages there are cultural translation issues as well. What one culture means by "consent," "risk," or even "research" may be very different from how another culture interprets those concepts. -
Protecting uninsured participants in research
Nearly 47 million Americans lack health insurance, leaving them without regular access to health care and making them a potentially vulnerable population in health care research. -
Institution provides IRB members with thorough, ongoing training/education
IRB offices no longer can use the trial-by-fire method of new board member training. -
When Diabetes Takes a Back Seat
The number, type, and severity of comorbidities are important determinants of diabetes self-care.