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Rethinking the Ethics of Clinical Research consumer data as can be judged byClinical research requires that some people be used and possibly harmed for the benefit of others. What justifies such use of people? This book provides an in depth philosophical analysis of several crucial issues raised by that question. Much writing on the ethics of research with human subjects assumes that participation in research is a distinctive activity that requires distinctive moral principles. In most contexts, we allow people to choose the