Be Careful What You Ask for: NIH's Request for Comments on Conflicts of Interest in Research
14 January 2010
Foley Of Counsel Heidi Sorensen co-authored an article titled “Be Careful What You Ask for: NIH’s Request for Comments on Conflicts of Interest in Research” in the January 2010 issue of AHLA Connections.
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