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11 Funny, Hand-Colored Research Cartoons I Drew About An Industry That Desperately Needed Humor
I used to work for an IRB (Institutional Review Board), which was supposed to "protect human subjects" by making sure investigators followed federal regulations governing research. The people involved were overdosing on rules and regulations, and needed a little cartoon therapy to relieve the pressure. Enter the cartoonist... I have been drawing cartoons since I was in the fifth grade, and knew exactly how to lighten things up! My nearly-famous creations have been shared thousands of times, translated into several languages, and can be found posted on bulletin boards worldwide - from medical schools to the FDA and NIH.
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#1
Life Is Full Of Choices
Final score:
21points
#2
Study Coordinator Doll
Final score:
19points
#4
Returning To Work After A 3-Day Vacation
Final score:
17points
FlatEarf2.0 1 year ago
Fed Ex boxes seem to be undamaged, they must be about to mail those boxes then and haven't gotten around to dropping them
#5
The Fda Pays A Visit To Dr. Frankenstein
Final score:
17points
#7
Warning: Research Subjects May Be Eaten
Final score:
14points
#8
Principal Investigator Action Figure
Final score:
12points
#9
Ultimate Power Changes One's Perspective
Final score:
10points
#10
Dogs In Research
Final score:
10points
#11
Which Is Better? Guide Dogs Or Gude Cats?
Final score:
7points
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Erin Lynch 9 months ago
Hi Don - I tried to purchase your eBook on Weebly; the site will still process a payment but doesn't allow download! Help! I've followed your work for years while I've been working in oncology trials.
Erin Lynch 9 months ago
Hi Don - I tried to purchase your eBook on Weebly; the site will still process a payment but doesn't allow download! Help! I've followed your work for years while I've been working in oncology trials.
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