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They have, in fact. The UMn IRB gave approval post hoc; they claimed no human subjects were involved.
by dleslie 6y ago
They have, in fact. The UMn IRB gave approval post hoc; they claimed no human subjects were involved.
- detaro 6y agoThe IRB is not "leadership", and the IRB process is usually not very adversial, i.e. primarily based on how the researchers represent their own work. (which is a flaw, but one thats common to how this works, not necessarily some special failure of UMN - which is why more investigation is needed)