In this Issue: Community Engaged Research

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360 Degrees of human subjects protections in community-engaged research.

With the introduction of the new National Institutes of Health Roadmap in 2003, there has been a growing emphasis on translational research. Translational research challenges current human subjects protections guidelines that were written in the 1970s and were focused on the protection of the individual participant in a clinical drug trial. Community engagement requires a critical examination o...

In this issue: access to care, spirituality, and relevant research.

The study by Rittenhouse and colleagues examines the association between attending a medical school funded by the US government’s Title VII primary care training grant program and 2 markers of practicing in a setting dedicated to caring for patients and populations that would otherwise be underserved.1 The fi nding that Title VII supports the training of physicians who are more likely to staff ...

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This article reaffirms ICANN’s commitment to a single, authoritativepublic root for the Internet Domain Name System (DNS) and to themanagement of that unique root in the public interest according to poli-cies developed through community processes. This commitment isfounded on the technical and other advice of the community and is em-bodied in existing ICANN policy. The DNS i...