2001
DOI: 10.1007/s004810100116
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Forschung an Minderjährigen im internationalen Vergleich: Bilanz und Zukunftsperspektiven

Abstract: Research with minors from an international perspectiveAbstract: Definition of the problem: Medical research with children, especially non-therapeutic research, requires particular consideration. In the current situation this kind of research is not clearly regulated by law in Germany. This entails practical problems in evaluating clinical studies from an ethical point of view. Arguments and conclusion: To develop a new policy framework the international ethical discussion is reviewed. The article analyzes the … Show more

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“…Remembering the inhumane experiments of National Socialist researchers in concentration camps, especially dependent persons such as minors, mentally disabled and psychiatric patients are understood as such people or groups (Dahl, Wiesemann 2001;Bücheler et al 2002;Thiele, Rheinberger 2003;Weiss Roberts & Roberts 1999;Vollmann 2000). However, in legal regulations applicable to date the inability of minors to give consent was generally assumed and was neither questioned nor the subject of scientific research (Graham 1991, p. 355, Rothärmel et al 1999, Robinson 2001, Fundudis 2003, Kölch 2003.…”
Section: Ethical Concernsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remembering the inhumane experiments of National Socialist researchers in concentration camps, especially dependent persons such as minors, mentally disabled and psychiatric patients are understood as such people or groups (Dahl, Wiesemann 2001;Bücheler et al 2002;Thiele, Rheinberger 2003;Weiss Roberts & Roberts 1999;Vollmann 2000). However, in legal regulations applicable to date the inability of minors to give consent was generally assumed and was neither questioned nor the subject of scientific research (Graham 1991, p. 355, Rothärmel et al 1999, Robinson 2001, Fundudis 2003, Kölch 2003.…”
Section: Ethical Concernsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…KOPELMAN 2000;DAHL, WIESEMANN 2001;MAIO 2002;HARRIS, HOLM 2003;MICHALL 2004;HONNEFELDER, FUCHS 1998; TAUPITZ 1999. 71 Vgl.…”
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confidence: 99%