Lecture

Ethical Issues in Research with Human Biological Material

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Description

This lecture covers the ethical issues surrounding research with human biological material, including the principles of respect for people, beneficence, and justice. It discusses the importance of informed consent, the Belmont Report, and vulnerable populations. The presentation also delves into the history of research ethics, the risks and benefits of studies, and the practical issues related to obtaining consent.

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