Clear Recommendations to Reform Pediatric Research

IRB: Ethics & Human Research 29 (5) (2007)
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In Children in Medical Research: Access Versus Protection, Lainie Friedman Ross presents a number of recommendations to increase protections for the vulnerable pediatric population—even if achieving this goal comes at the expense of decreasing children’s access to clinical trials

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