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Can the IACUC stop my research project after a protocol has been approved?

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Can the IACUC stop my research project after a protocol has been approved?

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Yes. The IACUC can suspend activities if animals under your care experience a high morbidity/mortality rate or if the IACUC determines that the activity is not being conducted in accordance with applicable provisions of the AWA, the Guide, the UM Assurance or PHS Policy. The AWAR and the PHS Policy (IV,B,8) state that the Institutional Official, in consultation with the IACUC, must take appropriate corrective action in the event of a suspension of a previously approved activity. OLAW, NIH, and USDA must be notified if any suspension of activities occurs.

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