Herein of Scandal and Advancement: A Chronicle of Human Experimentation in the United States

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Title:	Herein of Scandal and Advancement: A Chronicle of Human Experimentation in the United States
Author:	Aidenbaum, Whitney Lee
Citation:	Whitney Lee Aidenbaum, Herein of Scandal and Advancement: A Chronicle of Human Experimentation in the United States (April 2011).
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Abstract:	An account of the history of human experimentation in the United States necessarily involves a recounting of scandals and the research policies that developed in response. This paper aims to provide a review of this history, along with observations about recurring themes that pervade the narrative. In so doing, this author hopes to provide a useful reference, and also to reveal the inherent tensions and difficult problems posed by the conduct of research using human subjects.
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This file is one chapter of the book:	Food and Drug Law: An Electronic Book of Student Papers
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