Comment www. thelancet. com Vol 375 April 24, 2010 1417 at the national level and studies
should be led by national researchers. In many countries, even a small fund could make the …

Perspectives 106 www. thelancet. com Vol 372 July 12, 2008 viruses similar to measles and
canine distemper. The European honeybee, brought to the USA in the 18th century, has …

The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness & Response, co-chaired by former
President of Liberia Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and former Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen …

Since their November majority win, Democrats in Congress have been gearing up to reopen
debates on health issues including stem-cell research, drug pricing, and intellectual …

Your April 14 Editorial (p 1233) 1 calls on India to adopt rigorous ethical re search conduct if
it is to continue to be an attractive place to do clinical trials. This demand seems …

Substantial progress has been made since the Ministerial Forum on Health Research in
Mexico when the notion of making information about a clinical trial publicly known before it …

Public trust in clinical research has been shaken by highprofile cases of drugs that have
received approval for clinical use but have later been shown to have serious side-effects …

For decades, the main principle of immunosuppression in transplantation has been based
on the use of combination treatment. The aim of this strategy is to target distinct mechanisms …

Should The Lancet publish phase I clinical trials? After the debacle over TGN1412, 1–3 the
answer would seem to be obvious—no. Phase I studies may be potentially misleading …

VIEWPOINT specific requirements, which caused further correspondence and travel
expenses. In the end, the BIOMED EUTERP Pilot study contract was a concerted action …