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Health Advocacy Bulletin
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Abstract
The author examines the difference between "therapy" and "research" and whether or not "informed consent" adequately protects patients (especially disadvantaged patients) from economic exploitation.
Recommended Citation
Greene, Ruby
(2002)
"The Protection of Human Research Subjects in Clinical Research,"
Health Advocacy Bulletin: Vol. 10
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