Friday afternoon’s funny – Consent… b o r i n g
Cartoon by Don Mayne www.researchcartoons.com Full-size image for printing (right mouse click and save file)
Cartoon by Don Mayne www.researchcartoons.com Full-size image for printing (right mouse click and save file)
Cartoon by Don Mayne www.researchcartoons.com Full-size image for printing (right mouse click and save file)
阅读简体中文版閱讀繁體中文版 TUMXUK, China — In a dusty city in the Xinjiang region on China’s western frontier, the authorities are testing
Abstract Comparative effectiveness studies, referred to here as “usual-care” trials, seek to compare current medical practices for the same medical
Springer Nature and Wiley have concerns about lack of consent in genetics and facial-recognition papers. Two science publishers are reviewing
Abstract There is intense debate around the use of altered and waived consent for pragmatic trials. Those in favor argue
Scientists are raising questions about the ethics of studies backed by Chinese surveillance agencies. Prestigious journals are taking action. BEIJING
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