… researcher cannot identify but that the original researchers or an … research qualify as human
subjects research and impose obligations accordingly, even on the secondary researchers?…

… any human subjects research generating IFs. This article first offers background by defining
“incidental findings… supporting our finding of an overarching duty on the part of researchers to …

… incidental findings (IF) in human subjects research, especially in genetics and genomics
research, neuroimaging research… Current federal and international guidelines are not adequate. …

… the incidental findings problem is lacking. In this article, we seek to describe an ethically
defensible response to incidental findings in human subjects research… To focus our analysis, we …

… Recommendations for the feedback of incidental findings have been published by various
sources.These recommendations … Research involving human participants essentially involves …

… reviews of incidental findings—unexpected observations of possible clinical significance in
healthy subjects or in patients recruited to research… human subjects and patients in research …

… This article reports recommendations from a 2-year project … We analyze the responsibilities
involved in managing the … both human subjects research and “human non-subjects research,” …

… all the CIOMS guidelines except explicitly stating that incidental findings may have benefits.
… Managing incidental findings in human subjects research: analysis and recommendations. …

… We also discussed how “large ethical risks” might be a source of harm to human subjects,
especially in cases where the possibility of treatment for clinical conditions is not a certainty. …

… , manage, and return IFs in genetic and genomic research. In 2008, we published consensus
recommendations … IRRs and IFs is basic human subjects research rather than clinical trials. …