The Suppressed Legacy of Nuremberg
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The story of patient self-determination cannot be told without the Nuremberg trials. Patient autonomy was the first criterion enunciated by the Nuremberg judges and has served as a touchstone for human subject research and patient care ever since. Yet this ideal was in an important sense irrelevant at the moment it was originally proclaimed.
- Yale University United States
Freedom, Informed Consent, Social Values, Research Subjects, Decision Making, Patient Advocacy, Trust, Vulnerable Populations, Persons, Researcher-Subject Relations, Human Experimentation, Patient Rights, National Socialism, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Patient Participation, Professional Misconduct
Freedom, Informed Consent, Social Values, Research Subjects, Decision Making, Patient Advocacy, Trust, Vulnerable Populations, Persons, Researcher-Subject Relations, Human Experimentation, Patient Rights, National Socialism, Personal Autonomy, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Patient Participation, Professional Misconduct
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