Heart of the Trial

Season 2, Episode 1: Ethics and Evolution in Clinical Trials

Suzanne Turner Season 2 Episode 1

Send us a text

The history of human research isn’t just in the past—it’s in every consent form, every protocol, every rule we follow today.

In this solo kickoff to Season 2, Suzanne takes us on a powerful and personal journey through some of the most defining—and devastating—events in research history. From the Nazi experiments and Tuskegee study to the story of Henrietta Lacks, this episode confronts the ethical failures that led to today’s clinical trial safeguards.

We’ll explore how these moments shaped modern practices around:

  • Informed consent
  • Independent oversight (like IRBs)
  • Vulnerable population protections
  • Post-marketing surveillance

Whether you’re in the clinical research world or simply curious about what really drives ethical standards, this episode offers both context and heart.

📚 References and Further Reading:

💬 Feedback welcome!
 Let me know what resonated—or if you'd like to hear more episodes like this. Email me anytime at STurner@iceconsultingllc.com or connect at https://www.iceconsultingllc.com/.





📞 Connect with Suzanne:

💌 Feedback and Questions:

  • Email Suzanne at podcast@iceconsultingllc.com

🎙️ Tune in and get to know the passionate professional behind Heart of the Trial!