Guinea Pig Duties: 4. The Extent and Limits of Patients' Duties in Clinical Research

Research Ethics 1 (4):115-121 (2005)
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In a series of articles, I set out my belief that investigators and subjects of research should work together in a partnership based in shared aims. Such a relationship – quite different from what is usual today – would impose duties on both partners. In earlier papers I explored the origin and nature of the duties that would fall on patients; here I examine their limits.

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