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Early Adoption Not an Option For Research Rule Changes

March 15, 2017 Media Mentions

Portions of Kate Gallin Heffernan's presentation at the American Health Lawyers Association conference on legal issues affecting academic medical centers and teaching institutions were quoted in a March 15, 2017 Bloomberg Law: Medical Research Law & Policy Reportarticle entitled "Early Adoption Not an Option For Research Rule Changes." Kate and her co-presenter, Laura Odwazny, commented on recent changes to human subject protection regulations known as the Common Rule published on January 19, 2017.

Read "Early Adoption Not an Option For Research Rule Changes" from Bloomberg Law here.

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