Titlebook: Ethical Issues in HIV Vaccine Trials; Thomas A. Kerns Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997 ethica

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Criteria of Effectiveness,is it that we want a vaccine to accomplish? The simple answer is that what we want from a vaccine is for it to protect us from contracting a certain disease. But how exactly do we want it to protect us from that disease, and how will we determine whether it has accomplished that? What criteria will

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Real Risks, the wise little proverb: “The burdens that appear easiest to bear are those that are borne by others.” This is particularly important to keep in mind because virtually all volunteers in phase III HIV vaccine trials will be persons from groups which may easily be seen by research sponsors as The Oth

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Compensating Volunteers for Injury,research sponsors have for the treatment and care of injured subjects? Their first responsibility, of course, is to provide medical treatment for any physical problems that may develop in a subject as a result of their participation in the trial. That responsibility is clear and uncontroversial. But

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Informed Consent (1),ciple in medical ethics can hold a candle to the supremacy of this principle. The principle derives its validity from the more basic principle of autonomy, which in turn is based on the even more fundamental principle of respect for persons. In fact the simplest and most profound conclusion of Annas

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