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Bench to bedside: mapping the moral terrain of clinical research.

Case study. Is longer always better?

[Georges Schaltenbrand (26. 11. 1897 24. 10. 1979)].

Research involving wards of the state: protecting particularly vulnerable children.

Non-beneficial pediatric research and the best interests standard: a legal and ethical reconciliation.

Twenty-five years of therapeutic misconception.

Case study. Is longer always better? Commentary.

Empirical data and the acceptability of research risk: a commentary on the charitable participation standard.

Children's and their parents' views on facing research risks for the benefit of others.

[Research developments in neurostimulation after 1945: historical and ethical aspects of medical manipulations of the human brain].

Better brains, better selves? The ethics of neuroenhancements.

Emergency research without consent under Polish law.

Invited commentary: Ira A Ferguson Sr, MD, FACS and the other Tuskegee experiment.

Ira A Ferguson Sr, MD, FACS and the other Tuskegee experiment.

Assessing research risks systematically: the net risks test.

Refuting the net risks test: a response to Wendler and Miller's Assessing research risks systematically.

Complement activation in experimental human malaria infection.

Re: pitfalls in non-therapeutic research in children.

Testing pesticides in humans: of mice and men divided by ten.

The participation of children in nontherapeutic diabetes research in the US.