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The Law and Human Experimentation
New England Journal of Medicine, 1966FOR many years, up to the 1960's, the law concerning human experimentation or clinical investigation was a "no-man's land." There were no legal decisions from the courts and no statutes federally or in the states concerned directly with the subject. With the vast expansion of medical research in this country after World War II, it seemed only a matter ...
W J Curran
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On Boredom and Experimentation in Humans
Ethics & Behavior, 2002This article discusses the ethical and methodological issues associated with boredom experienced by human participants during psychological experiments. Ways are suggested in which informed consent, briefing, and debriefing can be used to prevent or remedy boredom induced during experiments.
Amedeo, D'Angiulli +1 more
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Human and Experimental Hepatocarcinogenesis
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 1998Human liver cancer is increasing worldwide, including in Hungary. The detection of liver tumors in premalignant or early malignant states is essential for successful treatment. MC-29 virus-induced chicken hepatoma and rodent, fish and monkey models for chemical hepatocarcinogenesis were studied and compared to humans.
Z, Schaff +5 more
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ETHICS OF HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1966Excerpt To the Editor:I found your editorial in the August issue of the ANNALSone of great interest.
M J, Brennan, H, Rakatansky
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Experimental Headache in Humans
Cephalalgia, 1995The need for valid human experimental models of headache is obvious. Several compounds have been proposed as headache-inducing agents, but only the nitroglycerin (NTG) model has been validated. In healthy subjects, intravenous infusions of the nitric oxide (NO) donor NTG induce a dose-dependent headache and dilatation of the temporal, radial and ...
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Experimentation in Human Populations
The Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly. Health and Society, 1981PIP: This paper offers a definition of experimentation in the context of health related research on human populations, reviews the history of such experimentation, and discusses some issues relevant to health-related experimentation. The present role of experimentation in research on human beings developed from the continuing need to test all ...
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