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"Making More Sense of" Minimal Risk"
IRB: Ethics & Human Research 24 (3):10-13 (2002)
Abstract
The product rule has been used to calculate the risk of a research study, in which the risk of harm is calculated as the product of the degree of harm multiplied by the likelihood that the harm will occur. This article challenges the product rule, especially when used to calculate "minimal risk" studies.Author's Profile
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