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...led. Under current ethical guidelines, participants in a trial must give [[informed consent]]. The use of [[placebo]] controls is acceptable only if there is no recogn

...iation]] it establishes overall policies, including the requirements for [[informed consent]].<ref name=WMA-DOH>{{citation

* Conducted with the [[informed consent]] of the person being tested

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...mental subjects, or to the use of data obtained from patients without full informed consent.

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...or or person with impaired judgment, who is considered incapable of giving informed consent although they may participate in the act. The age criterion is complex and

...n. In this case, an randomized controlled trial would, under principles of informed consent, use the accepted medical treatment

...tudies. Individuals enrolled in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study did not give [[informed consent]] and were not informed of their diagnosis; instead they were told they had ...aped the next stage of the project. For example, he decided to gain the "[[informed consent|consent]]" of the subjects for [[lumbar puncture|spinal tap]]s (to look for

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...d known risks of all available, appropriate treatments in the context of [[informed consent]] <ref>NIH & NIMH Consensus Conference, 1985</ref> free of coercion and vei ==Informed consent==

...isks and benefits of the procedure, and the treating surgeon must obtain [[informed consent]] before proceeding.

...additional paperwork requirement, from office to hospital to pharmacy, for informed consent forms. {{seealso|Informed consent}}

...nation might outweigh the benefits, and they believe that the principle of informed consent should apply, giving the individual the right to make the choice for themse ...whether or not chiropractors are adequately abiding by the requirements of informed consent that are present in most nation's health regulatory frameworks. They point

...ents, most states have decided that plaintiffs, in order to show a lack of informed consent, must show there is information that should have been provided and was not,

...does not address the other issues of "private vs public discussions" and "informed consent". Even if we were to effectively eliminate the issue of potential forgery,

...e, such that the patient does not have the information to decide to give [[informed consent]] to alternative treatment alone. Another aspect of that concern is that so

#Cannell J ''et al.'' (2001) Standards for informed consent in recovered memory therapy. ''J Am Acad Psychiatry Law'' 29:138-47. PMID 1

...ical Organization]'s interpretation of the Declaration of Helsinki, says [[Informed consent#Use of placebo|placebo controls are unethical if]] there is a standard trea

=Why Worry, and When? (Informed Consent ''vs.'' Public Policy)=