News schools, because the development of cavities and gingivitis was considered important
to assess nutritional status. As a result, care was withheld to ensure the accuracy of study …

While both science and research have very long and detailed histories, the formal history of
medical ethics is short. The discipline's foundation arises from the medical atrocities …

For decades, the Belmont Report—and the associated regulatory framework it inspired—has
been a cornerstone in the ethical conduct of research involving human subjects. Despite its …

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investigators, says Episkenew. She recalls one project grinding to halt when the children …

It is a pleasure to introduce this important guest editorial by Dr. Willows. The events that she
addresses should be carefully examined and as wisely noted by Shawn A-in-chut Atleo …

law, public representatives and members with relevant expertise in relation to the projects
being evaluated. REBs are required to follow the TCPS2, which guides their evaluation1 …

In their article “Broad Consent for Research with Biological Samples: Workshop
Conclusions,” Christine Grady and colleagues note multiple times that the concerns of …

The ethical principles taught and practised at the Victorian Aboriginal Health Service from
the late 1980s were those described in'Principles, Standards and Ru1es for Aboriginal and …

Aboriginal populations1, 2 raises ethical concerns. Neither study describes any
consultations with First Nations or Métis community members in the formulation of the …

The objective of this paper is to identify key ethical issues associated with biological
sampling in Aboriginal populations in Canada and to recommend approaches that can be …