Clinical trials: two neglected ethical issues

Journal of Medical Ethics 19 (4):211-218 (1993)
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Abstract

Ethical reasons are presented for requiring 1) that a proposal for a clinical trial should be accompanied by a thorough review of all previous trials that have examined the same and closely related questions, and 2) that a trial should be approved by a research ethics committee only if the investigator undertakes to register it in an appropriate register of clinical trials as soon as one exists

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