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Introduction Case Studies Ethical Conduct Definitions & Guiding Principles Misconduct Allegations at UNH Case Study Reviews |  |  | Fairness pertains to being objective and equitable, free from bias and injustice. Fairness is important when interpreting and presenting research results, as well as in the peer review process. Fairness is essential to the protection of human research subjects, and objective and equitable treatment of colleagues is critical in mentoring.
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