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Fixing Cracks: A Discourse Norm to Repair the Crumbling Regulatory Structure Supporting Clinical Research and Protecting Human Subjects
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Gatter, Ken
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University of Missouri Kansas City Law Review (UMKC) 2005; 73: 581-641
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Date
2005
Subject
Clinical Research
;
Research
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History of Health Ethics / Bioethics
;
Human Experimentation Policy Guidelines / Institutional Review Boards
;
Informed Consent or Human Experimentation
;
Social Control of Human Experimentation
;
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