The Following Questions for Readings: Declaration of Helsinki, World Medical

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The Following Questions For Readings: Declaration of Helsinki, World Medical Association
-Unlike previous international ethical codes, the code set forth in the Declaration of Helsinki provides guidelines for conducting research on subjects who

• A) object to the use of placebos.
• B) refuse to give their consent.
• C) opposed to the line of research.
• D) cannot give their informed consent.

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