Public Health Service Research in Guatemala: Toward New Scholarship

Hastings Center Report 43 (4):3-3 (2013)
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A commentary on “‘Ever Vigilant’ in ‘Ethically Impossible’: Structural Injustice and Responsibility in PHS Research in Guatemala,” from the May‐June 2013 issue.

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