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EXAMPLE TEACHER English 102 1 March, 2012 Wright, Paul. "Look elsewhere for subjects." USA Today 22 Aug. 2006: 10A. Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 6 Mar. 2012. The author explains how medical testing on prisoners should be 100% banned because of different medical reasons for each individual inmate. He goes into detail about past testings on human subjects. He also says how prisoners were in ways tricked to be tested on for better health and medicare or told they could volunteer. "ENERGY DEPARTMENT: DATABASE AVAILABLE ON CURRENT RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMAN SUBJECTS." PR Newswire 4 Apr. 1994: 0404DC016. Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 6 Mar. 2012. This article explains how there are labs the fund human…show more content…
Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 6 Mar. 2012. A research program is trying to come up with different organizations to test humans. Using ideas from animal testing facilities and past human testing, they're trying to make a successful and safe place all in one. There are quotes from different medical professionals that seem to be important to note. "The Risks of Medical Research." New York Times 6 Aug. 2001: A12. Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 6 Mar. 2012. The author states personal opinion about human testing. He also talks about past experiments and how crazy they were. He discusses the difference between experimenting on oneself as opposed to multiple human experiments. "ACCREDITING BODY FOR HUMAN SUBJECTS RESEARCH NEARS REALITY." Science & Government Report 1 Apr. 2001: 1. Gale Student Resources In Context. Web. 6 Mar. 2012. The author talks about how human subjects protection programs are becoming broader. But funding is what is holding them back. There are quotes from universities stating how they feel toward banning human…show more content…
The contributions of normal healthy research volunteers are vital to the advancement of medical and psychological knowledge, and many treatments would not exist without them. Kahn, Jeffrey. "Swinging on the Pendulum." Hastings Center Report 31.3 n.pag. Escohost. Web. 5 Mar 2012. The article focuses on the role of justice in the federal policies of human subject research in the United States. Historical background on the development of human subject protection policy in the country. Katz, Jay. "Do we need another advisory commission on human experimentation?." Hastings Center Report 25.1 n.pag. Escohost. Web. 5 Mar 2012. Discusses past human experimentation, especially during the civil war. The author also describes what human beings are as a way of experiments. Then, he also goes into great detail about the government and its thoughts. Kaplan, Sheila. "Duke's Hazards." U.S News & World Report 126.20 n.pag. Escohost. Web. 5 Mar 2012. Discusses medical experiments at Duke University Medical Center. Discusses how the university was forced to shut down all medical experiments involving human

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