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Dealing with Ethical Conflicts in Clinical Research
Ever since the horrors of Nazi human experimentation were revealed following World War II, the clinical research community has been continuously re-examining and strengthening ethical control measures employed in medical experimentation. Human subjects committees, informed consent procedures employing easily understood language, local and national clinical research review entities, and considerable media attention have all led to a safer, more...
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