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Standards of accountability for consent in research.by: L. S. Rubenstein
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Abstract[Excerpt:] I propose to illustrate these questions in an unusual way, through a piece of litigation in the late 1980s in which I was personally involved that pitted two of the country's leading authorities on the history of informed consent in biomedical research against each other, under oath .... The case was Orlikow v. United States, where nine former patients of Dr. Ewen Cameron of McGill University in Montreal sought damages from the United States for injuries they claimed to have received as a result of Central Intelligence Agency funding of radical experiments performed on them in the 1950s by Dr. Cameron without their informed consent.
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