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The Making of Clinical Research in “Developing Countries”
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S0869-54150000402-5-1
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Authors
Aleksandra S. Kurlenkova 
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Issue 3
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82-94
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The article presents a survey of controversial bioethical debates over the making of international clinical research and the sociocultural aspects of communication between Western scholars and participants from developing countries.
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clinical research, bioethics, informed consent, pharmaceutical companies, vulnerable groups
Date of publication
01.05.2013
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