Administrative Legislation in Japan: Guidelines on Scientific and Ethical Standards

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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 13 (3):245-253 (2004)
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In the past few years, a second phase of biomedical ethics in Japan has begun to surface with a succession of governmental guidelines and laws regulating biomedical technology. Although this rush of guidelines exemplifies a heightened awareness concerning ethical standards for healthcare research, it also invites several practical, political, and procedural problems

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