Clinical Research Involving Pregnant Women ed. by Françoise Baylis and Angela Ballantyne [Book Review]

International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 12 (1):175-179 (2019)
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Abstract

As a feminist bioethicist, I have frequently wondered why the exclusion of pregnant women has been the default position for most clinical research and how social values have influenced this decision. Relatedly, I wonder what responsible research involving pregnant women would look like. As a theorist who conducts research on the concept of vulnerability, I have often wanted to know why there has been so little research into the harmful effects of the routine exclusion of pregnant women, including questions such as: What do pregnant women actually think about participating in research? How should we treat pregnant women and their fetuses for the purposes of consent (are they two separable persons or one complex...

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