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Goodbye to All That The End of Moderate Protectionism in Human Subjects Research
Hastings Center Report 31 (3):9-17 (2001)
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Federal policies on human subjects research have performed a near‐about face. In the 1970s, policies were motivated chiefly by a belief that subjects needed protection from the harms and risks of research. Now the driving concern is that patients, and the populations they represent, need access to the benefits of research.Author's Profile
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