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RESEARCH ETHICS
"No research team is exempt from the pressures and speed at which Covid-19 research is occurring”
A thorny question for researchers and ethicists
China plans to establish a national research ethics advisory committee.
Only a modest proportion of all flawed publications are identified and retracted.
Even small sums make a difference
A Japanese anaesthetist, Yoshitaka Fujii, holds the record for most papers retracted – 169
The World Economic Forum has released ethics guidelines for researchers.
Should cancer sufferers have greater access to experimental treatment?
Oxford researchers have been accused of deception during a large-scale tuberculosis trial.
How important is the label “vulnerable populations” in research ethics?
Policy analysts are calling for a “reconsideration” of the decades-old 14-day embryo experimentation rule.
A stem cell 'trial' in Florida blinds three elderly women
Exaggerating the facts helps no one.
A parable of media hype
Big Pharma's tests in East Germany were ethical, investigations have shown. Why?
A research institute in Germany has been forced to dispose of 100 brain specimens after discovering they were sourced from illicit medical research.
Human challenge studies speed up clinical trials
Danish researchers post information on 70,000 people
A randomised trial raises ethical complications
When did subjects of medical experiments become "medical heroes""
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