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Beyond Belmont—and Beyond Regulations
American Journal of Bioethics 19 (8):19-21 (2019)
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The ethical (and philosophical) issues arising in citizen science are fascinating, challenging, and potentially pathbreaking in that they force us to reconsider the conceptual and regulatory catego...Author's Profile
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