Conflicts of interests and access to information resulting from biomedical research: An international legal perspective

Science and Engineering Ethics 8 (3):287-290 (2002)
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Abstract

Recently adopted international texts have given a new focus on conflicts of interests and access to information resulting from biomedical research. They confirmed ethical review committees as a central point to guarantee individual rights and the effective application of ethical principles. Therefore specific attention should be paid in giving such committees all the facilities necessary to keep them independent and qualified.

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