Human experimentation

Human experimentation and human rights.

ion of the research question tends to objectify the person-patient.27 It does so to a significantly greater extent than in therapeutic interactions, even though similar problems of objectification arise in therapeutic settings when doctors attend too much to the disease of the body in the bed and not to the person before them. The readiness with which clinical research continues to be viewed as...

Proxy consent to human experimentation.

Human Experimentation -- Mathematics of Danger

Human embryo experimentation: regulation and relative rights.

Human Guinea Pigs Experimentation on Man

Dr. Pappworth is a consultant physician who claims that it has become a common occurrence in the United States and in Britain for medical investigators to submit patients to distressing or dangerous procedures which are not required for the purpose of diagnosis or treatment but which are inspired purely by an interest in research and to take risks of which the patients are frequently unaware. H...