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24 Oct 2014 | 18:32 GMT

US research ethics agency upholds decision on informed consent

Posted by Erika Check Hayden | Categories: Health and medicine, Policy

United States regulators are standing by their decision that parents were not properly informed of the risks of clinical trials in which premature babies received different levels of oxygen supplementation.  Read more

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