Search the catalog yourself using the GIL-Find link below, or select the other links to see the results of those searches in the library catalog.
The following journals exclusively or frequently publish information about research ethics.
Below are just a few of the titles that are available as free eBooks from the National Academies Press website, as well as a link to search the site yourself.
Links to some relevant offficial statutes and regulations provided by the Government Printing Office.
These links are current as of January 16, 2018, but should be updated if used at a later date. Note particularly that January 4, 2018, HHS submitted a final rule that would delay the revisions to the federal policy for the protection of human subjects. This is distinct from the October 7, 2017, proposed rule that would delay the implementation of the revised common rule while making other changes to the rule. Both the January 4, 2018, and the October 7, 2017, rules are under review with the Office of Management and Budget as of January 16.
International or foreign law may also be relevant to human subjects research.
Before diving into a research project, it's essential to have a strategy for how you will conduct your research.
At the Law Library, we've developed a research worksheet that you can use to help organize the information you've been given and develop a plan for your research. Feel free to make copies and use it as you're given research assignments.
Bioethics and Law in a Nutshell by 
