The Most Compelling Ethical Dilemma with the Tuskegee Study Was

question 23

Multiple Choice

The most compelling ethical dilemma with the Tuskegee Study was which of the following?

• A) Did not make the study consent available in all languages
• B) Plagiarism of test results
• C) Did not offer Curative Treatment that was available
• D) Researchers became too close with subjects

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