NCBC Recommends to U.S. HHS that Institutional Review Board Policies Stipulate Protections for Human Research Subjects who are Pregnant Women, Human Fetuses and Neonates, Prisoners, and Children

Document Identifier: OS–0990–New: Process, for proposed research involving: (1)
Pregnant women, human fetuses and neonates; (2) prisoners; or, (3) children, as subjects that
are not otherwise approval by an IRB. Specific focus of respondents on: the accuracy of the
estimated burden; and ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information to
be collected.

Hilliard, Public Comments and BriefsMarie Hilliard, JCD, PhD, RN—Senior FellowSeptember 29, 2021Conscience and Civil Liberties, Research

NCBC joins Michigan Right to Life and Two Pro-life Obstetricians-Gynecologists in Supporting the People of Mississippi’s Right to Protect Unborn Human Life.

Hilliard, Public Comments and BriefsMarie Hilliard, JCD, PhD, RN—Senior FellowAugust 9, 2021Conscience and Civil Liberties, Abortion

NCBC joins USCCB and Others Urging No Federal Funding for Abortion and Abortion Referrals

Hilliard, Public Comments and BriefsMarie Hilliard, JCD, PhD, RN—Senior FellowMay 27, 2021Research, conscience and religious liberties, Conscience and Civil Liberties, Abortion

NCBC Public Comment on the Regulation of Living Organ Donation and Respect for the Dead Donor Rule in Circulatory Death

Hilliard, Public Comments and BriefsMarie Hilliard, JCD, PhD, RN—Senior FellowApril 8, 2021Research, organ donation