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srconstantin.github.io
I've been interested in the potential of regulatory arbitrage (that is, relocating to less regulated polities) for medical research for a while. Getting drugs or devices FDA-approved is expensive and extremely slow. What if you could speed it up by going abroad to do your research? |
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deevybee.blogspot.com
Photo from http://www.pa-legion.com Here's an interesting question to ask any scientist: If you were to receive no more research fundi... |
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srconstantin.github.io
I think there's a reasonable case to be made that medical research can count as an EA cause. |
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www.epa.gov
Find regulatory, compliance, and enforcement information for environmental laws and regulations for the automotive sectors, which includes transportation equipment manufacturing, and establishments involved in repair and maintenance services for vehicles |
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