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Unethical Medical Research

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Unethical Medical Research
The performing of medical experiments on human subjects against their will or without providing knowledge of therapeutic options
unethical medical research
Biomedical ethics The performing of medical experiments on human subjects against their will or knowledge of therapeutic options. See Helsinki Declaration, Nazi 'science, ' Nuremberg Code of Ethics.
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Create greater global resistance to unethical medical research and unethical use of medical technologies; push for polices and guidelines regarding new technologies that better protect women's health.
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And there has been a growing number of investigations into unethical medical research and fraudulent research results exposing patients to risk and undermining the credibility of scientific institutions.
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