Capitol HillConversation with The Cancer Letter Shikha Jain, Shea Holman examine NIH’s new requirements for institutions to report misconduct July 15, 2022Vol.48 No.28By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Free The Cancer Letter’s roadmap for reporting harassmentPanel of experts responds to questions from women in oncology December 31, 2021Vol.48 No.01By Alice Tracey
Guest Editorial NIH ignored my report of sexual misconduct by Axel Grothey—and danced around questions from Congress October 01, 2021Vol.47 No.36
Capitol HillFree NIH tells Congress it lacked authority to investigate whistleblower complaints about Axel Grothey’s sexual misconduct September 24, 2021Vol.47 No.35By Matthew Bin Han Ong
Conversation with The Cancer LetterFree In Grothey case, NIH gets failing grades on follow-up, transparency, internal complianceMiller, Holman discuss NIH’s response to congressional inquiry on sexual misconduct September 24, 2021Vol.47 No.35By Matthew Bin Han Ong
FreeGuest Editorial Physician peer group tackles workplace conflict resolutionPhysician Just Equity provides support for physicians who experience workplace harassment, discrimination, retaliation September 17, 2021Vol.47 No.34By Holly G. Atkinson, Nicole Segalini, Ursula Barghouth, Arianna L. Gianakos, Deborah Verran and Pringl Miller
Capitol HillFree Congressional letter based on Grothey case demands answers on NIH policies on sexual misconduct by advisors September 03, 2021Vol.47 No.32By Paul Goldberg and Matthew Bin Han Ong
Capitol HillFree Institutions will be required to report sexual misconduct to NIH if House committee bill becomes law July 23, 2021Vol.47 No.29By Matthew Bin Han Ong
FreeGuest Editorial Let’s stop passing the buck on sexual harassment in academic medicine June 25, 2021Vol.47 No.25By Shikha Jain, Arghavan Salles and Vineet Arora
