After three patients were blinded following a treatment marketed as a stem cell clinical trial, Stanford ophthalmologist Jeffrey Goldberg calls for increased patient education and regulation

Writing in JAMA, group outlines recommendations for release of regulatory information, analysis, and study data

Current government moves to scrap two existing federal regulations for every new addition have received considerable attention in business circles, and undoubtedly from the management of laboratory operations.

The question of permitting lab employees to work alone with dangerous materials and equipment has raised serious questions of whether prohibiting the practice would impede academic freedom

Government regulations, like death and taxes, are an inescapable part of today’s laboratories

Laboratories are full of potentially hazardous minefields, and they don’t include just chemicals.

Updating CLIA will protect patient access to essential laboratory-developed tests while ensuring test accuracy

Program addresses unmet need for engineers trained to bring technology from prototype through regulation to market

Inconsistent, duplicative regulations undercut productivity of U.S. research enterprise

Every laboratory manager and company executive has had these thoughts at some point: “Another regulation. OMG. What do they want now? Will the government ever leave us alone? How am I ever going to get anything done?”