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    • Before Nuremberg
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      • Operation Paperclip
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      • Radiation Experiments
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Alliance for Human Research Protection

Alliance for Human Research Protection

Advancing Voluntary, Informed Consent to Medical Intervention
  • About
    • Mission Statement
    • Board of Directors
    • Distinguished Advisory Board
    • Honor Roll–Exemplary Professionals
    • Contact
    • Subscribe to the AHRP Mailing List
    • Donate
  • News
    • Eugenics / Bioethics
    • Medicalized Racism
    • Immoral Experiments
    • Clinical Trials
    • Corrupt Practices
    • Safety Hazards
    • Children Victimized
  • Medical Ethics
    • Nuremberg Code
    • Informed Consent
    • Research Integrity
    • Conflict of Interest
  • Medical Atrocities
    • Before Nuremberg
    • Nazi Medical Atrocities
    • Japanese Medical Atrocities
    • U.S. Cold War Experiments
      • Operation Paperclip
      • US Soldiers-GuineaPigs
      • Radiation Experiments
    • CIA-Mind Control
    • Torture Experiments
    • WWII Updates
  • Current Controversies
    • Coronavirus
    • Unethical Experiments
    • Concealed Data
    • Informed Consent Waivers
    • Vaccine mandates
  • Vaccines
    • Unsafe Vaccines
    • Vaccine mandates
    • Wakefield Controversy

Board Members’ works

07. 2020. COVID19: Three Bits of Science That CDC, Fauci and FDA Forgot, and One They Would Like to Forget , James Lyons-Weiler

07. 2020. A Novel Approach to Treating COVID-19 Using Nutritional and Oxidative Therapies , David Brownstein , Science, Public Health Policy & the Law

06. 2020. Gresham's Law and the Covid Pandemic , Jacob Puliyel , Sunday Guardian (India)

06. 2020. WHO trial using potentially fatal hydroxychloroquine dose--according to WHO consultant , Meryl Nass

05. 2020. Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). Corrupt, coordinated assault managed by WHO on an inexpensive and effective treatment / Nass , Meryl Nass

03. 2020. Coronavirus Pandemic: Is It Time to Wind Down the Rhetoric? , Jacob Puliyel , The Wire

03. 2020. An important proposal that ameliorates our lack of protective equipment and spares both patients and healthcare workers , Meryl Nass , Anthrax Vaccine

02. 2020. Proposed School Exclusion Bad for America’s Kids, Doctors and Educators Say , Jennifer Margulis

02. 2020. Education: An Open Letter on Exemptions , Edward F. Fogerty, III

02. 2020. Protecting Yourself from Covid-19 , Meryl Nass

02. 2020. The Jig Is Up , Richard Moskowitz

06. 2019. Truth in Research Labelling , John Noble, Jr. , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

04. 2019. Missing, hidden and destroyed adverse event data. Who vaccinates? , Meryl Nass

03. 2019. Whither Cochrane? , Meryl Nass , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

03. 2019. A sample of vaccine and injectable medication tragedies in the US during my lifetime , Meryl Nass

03. 2019. The Skinny on Pertussis, Vaccines and Enforced Mandates , Meryl Nass

03. 2019. My testimony on vaccine exemptions to the Maine joint Education and Cultural Affairs Committee , Meryl Nass

03. 2019. Indisputable: CDC is not making prudent vaccine recommendations , Meryl Nass

03. 2019. OP-ED: Why Americans don’t trust vaccine makers , Meryl Nass

01. 2019. Challenging The Promotion Of Antidepressants For Non-Severe Depression , John Noble, Jr. , Alain Braillon, and Joel Lexchin, Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavia

More from our board

Dianne N. Irving, PhD Irving

Dr. Dianne Nutwell Irving is a former career-appointed bench research biochemist and biologist at the National Institutes of Health (NIH, NCI) working in radiation biology and in viral immunology.

She did extensive graduate studies for a Ph.D. in biology in the Graduate School, Department of Biology at Georgetown University (Washington, D.C.), and received her Masters and Doctorate Degrees in Philosophy from the Department of Philosophy at Georgetown University — concentrating in both the History of Philosophy and in Bioethics (Kennedy Institute of Ethics).
Dr. Irving is currently semi-retired, she has taught full time at several local universities, including Dr. Georgetown University and The Catholic University of America — teaching courses in biology and biochemistry as well as in the history of philosophy, natural law ethics, and medical ethics.

Dr. Irving has also published, lectured and debated widely in academia on bioethics, medical ethics, and research ethics, and has also served as a consultant on medical ethics and research ethics, including Accountability in Research, the American Philosophical Association, the American Catholic Philosophical Association, The Linacre Institute, FIAMC, and the Catholic Association of Scientists and Engineers. Dr. Irving is married, with two children and six grandchildren.

Selected Publications
— “Ethics in neurobiological research: One consumer/provider’s perspective”. With Frederick J. Frese, III, in Ethics in Community Mental Health Care: Commonplace Concerns, Ed,, Patricia Backlar, David L. Cutler (2002)
— Which medical ethics for the 21st century? Linacre Quarterly (2003)
— NIH and human embryo research revisited: what is wrong with this picture?, Linacre Q (2000)
— Analysis: “Making sense of the North Dakota Prolife Bill HB 1450?” (2011)
— “American Medical Association’s “Narrow Definitions”, Legal “Re-definitions” … and Reproductive Cloning” (2009)
— “Testimony to DHHS Re Rescinding Provider Conscience Clause” (2009)
— Testimony In Support of the Maryland Personhood Amendment (2009)
— “Analysis: Delaware House Passes Fraudulent Human Cloning ‘Ban’” (2006)
— “Analysis: Local Illinois School District Science Textbook Misleads Students on Stem Cell Research” (2005)
— “Analysis: Delaware Regenerative Medicine [Stem Cell] Bill SB 80” (2005)
— “Testimony Submitted to FDA Re Change of MAP to OTC Status” (2004)
— “Analysis of Legislative and Regulatory Chaos in the U.S.: Asexual Human Reproduction and Genetic Engineering” (2004)
— “Analysis: Stearns’ Congressional Human Cloning Fairy Tale ‘Ban’; New Age and Transhumanist Legislation for ‘Converging Technologies’?” (2004)
— Analysis: State of Louisiana ‘Total Bans’ on Human Cloning (2004)
— State of Delaware human cloning “ban”: Loopholes Form Blueprints for Human Genetic Engineering (2004)
— “Requested submission to State of Maryland, Committee Hearings on ‘Human Cloning Prohibition Act of 2004′” (2004)
— Analysis: “State of Nebraska human cloning ‘ban’”, Senate Bill HP-602 (2004):
— “Submission to the FDA Re: New Drug Application, Plan B, and ‘Morning-After’ Pills” (2003)
— “Speaking Out About The Costa Rican Cloning ‘Bust’ At The United Nations” (2003)
— “Analysis: Stem cells that could become embryos: Implications for the NIH Guidelines on stem cell research… ” (2001)
— A review of patient outcomes in pharmacological studies from the psychiatric literature, 1966-1993, Sci Eng Ethics. (1997)
BOOK (with Dr. C. Ward Kischer), The Human Development Hoax: Time To Tell The Truth! (1995).
“Accountability in research using persons with mental illness”, in Matt Weinberg (ed.), Medical Ethics: An Introduction for Ethics Committees. Also published in Ethics in Neurological Research with Human Subjects: The Baltimore Conference on Ethics, 1997
— Psychiatric research: reality check; J California Alliance Mentally Ill. (1994)
— Quality assurance auditors: how to survive between a rock and a hard place, Quality Assurance (1994)
— The impact of “scientific misinformation” on other fields: philosophy, theology, biomedical ethics, public policy, Accountability Research (1993)
— The PSDA and the depressed elderly: “intermittent competency” revisited, Journal of Clinical Ethics. (1993)
— Scientific and philosophical expertise: an evaluation of the arguments on “personhood”, Linacre Q. (1993)
— Which ethics for science and public policy?, Accountability Research (1993)
— “Global Health: Bioethics”, in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia
— “Quantitative studies of the binding of syngeneic antibody to the surface antigen of AKR-virus induced rat lymphoma cells”, International Journal of Cancer )1972)

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