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Category: Bioethics

Clinical research: protection of the “vulnerable”?

  By admin Archives, Bioethics, Clinical Trials

Park S. S., Grayson M. H. | PubMed | 2008 May;121(5):1103-7 In this age of evidence-based medicine, clinical research is critical for developing new therapeutics and determining the best way to use these therapies. To perform appropriate clinical research, researchers must… Continue reading

How ethical are clinical trials in India?

  By admin Archives, Bioethics, Clinical Trials

P. Sree Sudha | India Law Journal | 2007 Clinical trials form an integral part of the drug discovery process worldwide. Clinical trials are the set of practices required to certify a new drug molecule as safe and efficacious for… Continue reading

Clinical Trials in India: Dilemmas for Developing Countries

  By admin Archives, Bioethics, Clinical Trials

P. K. Julia | Issues in Clinical Research | Monitor | April 2007 Clinical research is an indispensable part of the drug discovery process to ensure the safety and efficacy of any new drug. In today’s global scientific era, clinical trials are… Continue reading

Ethical variability: Drug development and globalizing clinical trials

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Adriana Petryna | Journal of the American Ethnological Society | May 2005 Abstract: The rapid growth of pharmaceutical markets has led to increased demands for human subjects for drug research, particularly in low-income countries. For regulatory, economic, and even biological… Continue reading

Clinical Research and the Physician–Patient Relationship

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Donna T. Chen, Franklin G. Miller, Donald L. Rosenstein | Annals of Internal Medicine | Volume 138, No. 8 | 15 April 2003 Abstract All practicing physicians should be prepared to respond to requests from patients for advice about participating… Continue reading

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