Exploring the ethical issues related to visual methodology when including young children’s voice in wider research samples

Exploring issues in the development of Ayurvedic research methodology

Research is the prime need of contemporary Ayurveda, but modern research on Ayurveda has not been very rewarding for Ayurveda itself. Much of it uses Ayurveda to extend modern bioscience. In contrast, Ayurveda needs research designed to test and validate its fundamental concepts as well as its treatments. In this context, if Ayurveda is to be truly explored and validated in all its aspects, sci...

Ethical issues related to clinical research and rare diseases

Marilyn Coorsa, Larry Bauerb, Kelly Edwardsc, Karen Ericksond, Aaron Goldenberge, John Goodalef , Kenneth Goodmang, Christine Gradyh, David Manninoi, Adam Wannerj, Todd Wilsonk, Mark Yarboroughl and Maryan Zirklem aUniversity of Colorado bCenter for Drug Evaluation and Research, FDA cUniversity of Washington dAlpha-1 Foundation eCase Western University fGoodale Associates gUniversity of Miami h...

Ethical issues related to cohorts and bio-banks research

The codes and practices of professional morality had been enunciated centuries ago in the traditional Indian systems of medicine. The modern code of medical and research ethics has its origin in the Nuremberg Code, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Code of Medical Ethics by Medical Council of India, World Health Assembly Helsinki Declaration, Belmont report and the Revised Council for Inte...

Ethical Issues in Enhancement Research

This paper is a preliminary exploration concerning how the ethics of research on human subjects may differ when we move from the well-discussed context of research on therapies to the less-discussed context of research on enhancements. A number of differences are described. There are some features that make such research more morally problematic in certain ways, but some of the features may act...

Ethical Issues in Psychological Research