The ethical guidance of human research provided by the Nuremberg Code (1947),
Declaration of Helsinki (1964), and Belmont Report (1978) was intended to ensure the rights …

Rapid advancements in a wide range of technologies play a significant role in the evolving
research landscape. Although many of the familiar ethical issues in research with human …

Given the central importance of research ethics to the pursuit of global health research, one
can only imagine what might happen if this endeavor did not grow and flourish …

A particularly important component of any research project is its ethical dimensions which
can refer to varied categories of practice–from the protection of human subjects involved in …

Ana Smith Iltis and thus they reflect much of what are widely accepted as necessary
conditions for the ethical use of humans in biomedical research. Regulations often do not …

Ideally, best practices in human research would evolve quickly in the wake of new ethical
challenges, but in reality such challenges sometimes evoke Procrustean new oversight …

This module will introduce you to the ethical concepts underlying applied ethical decision‐
making in the area of research involving human participants. We will also learn what the …

Research in psychology covers two main fields: furthering the understanding of the whole,
complex gamut of processes that are involved in everyday human experience and behavior …

The target article (Sofaer and Eyal 2010) resonates with a long-simmering theme in the
ethics of human subjects research, namely, that too much scrutiny and oversight of research …

Ethical guidelines for conducting clinical trials have historically been based on a perceived
therapeutic obligation to treat and benefit the patient-participants. The origins of this ethical …