An Important Initial Focus of the Declaration of Helsinki,developed in 1964,was

question 10

Multiple Choice

An important initial focus of the Declaration of Helsinki,developed in 1964,was to

• A) differentiate therapeutic from nontherapeutic research.
• B) define the concept of informed consent of research subjects.
• C) prevent the use of placebos during clinical drug trials.
• D) prohibit nontherapeutic research to protect subjects from harm.

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Definitions:

Magnetic Fields

Invisible fields produced by electrically charged objects, affecting the behavior of charged objects in the vicinity.

Neural Electrical Activity

Neural Electrical Activity refers to the electrical signals generated by neurons in the brain and nervous system, facilitating communication within the body.

PET Scan

A diagnostic imaging test using a radioactive substance to observe metabolic processes in the body, often used in medical research and diagnosis.

Gamma Waves

Brain waves with a frequency between 25 to 100 Hz, associated with perception, consciousness, and cognitive processing.