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Desafíos a la protección de sujetos humanos en la investigación médica estadounidense

B Woodward1

  • 1Department of Philosophy, Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass 02454, USA.

JAMA
|December 2, 1999
PubMed
Resumen

Las regulaciones estadounidenses para la investigación con sujetos humanos, guiadas por códigos internacionales, priorizan el bienestar de los participantes. Sin embargo, las tendencias en evolución de la investigación médica crean presión para equilibrar los intereses del sujeto con el avance científico.

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Investigaciones biomédicas y conductuales.La Declaración de Helsinki fueEnfoque jurídico El enfoque jurídico.La Comisión Nacional de Asesoramiento en Bioética.

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