Titlebook: Regenerative Medicine Ethics; Governing Research a Linda F. Hogle Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 Ethics.Hogle.Poli

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Protecting Human Participants in the Procurement of Materials in Regenerative Medicine Research, ova, blood, and urine. Because regenerative medicine depends so heavily on the cooperation of human participants, researchers must take appropriate measures to protect their rights and welfare and secure their trust. This chapter focuses on some emerging issues in the procurement of materials in r

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Early-Stage Research: Issues in Design and Ethicsrotections. Risks of harm, translational uncertainty, the ambiguities surrounding potential direct benefit, the need for long-term follow-up, the timing of the move from preclinical studies to the enrollment of human subjects, and the choice of first subjects all merit explicit and repeated consider

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Characterizing International Stem Cell Research Nichesg infrastructure, governance, and funding patterns. We present considerations for reorienting science policy and research program planning gained from our observations and interviews with researchers in sites in North America, Europe, and Asia.

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Beyond the Checkboxes: Research Integrity for Regenerative Medicine Researcherse researchers. We also flag areas which need further attention. Just as scientists must know RCR principles, ethicists, policy makers, funders, and government officials must stay abreast of contemporary issues in scientific research, particularly in light of international collaborations and increasingly interdisciplinary and translational science.

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specially with the advent of the concept of the internet, developments in every field also included the production and service sector. The concept of digitalization, also known as Industry 4.0, has been adopted and adapted to many areas from health to industry and social areas.

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on uncertainties will increase to an extent where information fails to trigger appropriate transactions; the markets in a macroeconomic system will be linked at least intermittently by quantitative restrictions instead of by allocation-optimising relative price shifts, hence placing exclusively priv

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Linda F. Hogleon uncertainties will increase to an extent where information fails to trigger appropriate transactions; the markets in a macroeconomic system will be linked at least intermittently by quantitative restrictions instead of by allocation-optimising relative price shifts, hence placing exclusively priv