... featured on the cover of Nature magazine's June 5 edition. A widely-circulated press article alleging that Professor Barabasi's research did not pass any ethics reviews, however, is completely false.
... as well as making recommendations to research funders and the scientific community about how social and ethical issues should be addressed. These include:
The need for scientists to engage with ...
... included in lethal injection practices, which are essentially experimental in nature.
Guidelines for the ethical conduct of research involving humans, such as the Nuremberg Code and the Declaration ...
... current conflict over embryonic stem cells throughout the world deals particularly with the ethical implications of this promising, but delicate subject and the scientific manipulation of human life ...
... is the first time an on-line questionnaire has been used to establish a cross-sectional view of ethical opinion in the global community," said Ms. Friedman. "Because stem cell research is increasingly ...
... canvas, of sorts.
Echoing requirements that have been articulated in a range of international ethics documents, such as that of the World Health Organization, London and Kimmelman urge organizations ...
... to disaster-unique practices such as casualty triage and prioritization, as well as altered standards of care, and the moral and ethical responsibilities of physicians to care for disaster victims.
J. Jackson Walter, a former federal ethics watchdog who made vital contributions to preserving heritage sites, including parks and shipwrecks, while running the National Trust for Historic ...
... cancer trial proposals.
"RECs are looking for evidence that researchers are sensitive to ethical issues, in particular to participants' interests, and that information given to potential participants ...
... .D., a physician-geneticist and leader of the Human Genome Project, has been awarded with the new Inamori Ethics Prize from the Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence at Case Western ...
Researchers running cancer trials are often critical of the Research Ethics Committee (REC) process they have to go through to get their trials approved, complaining that it's too complex, burdensome ...
... the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, the theme issue examines scientific and ethical implications of federal abstinence-only policies and programs. To access the articles in this ...
... who registered on the largest recipient/donor matching website in the U.S. The research focuses on the ethical issues raised by this system of recipient/donor matching, specifically, that the pursuit ...
Developing countries are attractive places to run clinical trials, but in many places ethical oversight falls short.
... and influencing brain activity have led to better treatments for disabling neurological and psychiatric diseases, but they also pose ethical questions about their use inside and outside of medicine.
