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Conflicts of Interest in Human Subject Research: The Insufficiency of U.S. and International Standards.

Researchers, as well as individuals and institutions that oversee their conduct, sometimes have conflicts of interest that weaken or render ineffective efforts to protect human research subjects. This article analyzes United States and international standards used to address conflicts of interest an...

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Published in:American Journal of Law & Medicine Vol. 45; no. 4; pp. 303 - 331
Main Author: Rodwin, Marc A.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Cambridge University Press 2019
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        au: Rodwin, Marc A.
        affil: Marc Rodwin is professor of health law and policy at Suffolk University Law School and the 2017-18 Chair in Integrated Cancer Research at IMERA Institute, Aix-Marseille University, Marseille France. Degrees: B.A. Brown University
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          Research Subjects
          International Relations
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      ab: Researchers, as well as individuals and institutions that oversee their conduct, sometimes have conflicts of interest that weaken or render ineffective efforts to protect human research subjects. This article analyzes United States and international standards used to address conflicts of interest and reviews evidence regarding compliance. It finds current standards are insufficient and recommends that the federal government and international organizations adopt stronger legal standards that require resolving most significant conflicts of interest and specifying how to manage conflicts of interest not resolved.
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