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Research in Humans

Research in humans differs from other research in that the subject has decision-making power and must be treated with respect. The long history, even in the name of science of one group of humans exploiting another has made it necessary to establish elaborate rules and procedures to protect human participants in research.
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Chapter 2
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Research in Humans

History of Rules About Research in Humans

Definitions

Federal Mandate

Respect for Persons

Beneficence

Justice

Common Rule

IRB Mission

Cases

Cases

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