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According to their ethical standards, what are medical researchers required to give to patients before they participate in research studies?
better treatments than those available for patients who are not part of the research
a fair amount of money for participating in medical research
the right to decide whether or not they want to participate in the research
opportunities to communicate with other patients in the research
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the right to decide whether or not they want to participate in the research
Ethical standards require informed consent — researchers must give potential subjects sufficient information about purpose, procedures, risks, benefits and alternatives, and ensure participation is voluntary (including the right to withdraw). They are not required to provide superior treatments, large payments, or peer‑communication opportunities.
Ethical standards require informed consent — researchers must give potential subjects sufficient information about purpose, procedures, risks, benefits and alternatives, and ensure participation is voluntary (including the right to withdraw). They are not required to provide superior treatments, large payments, or peer‑communication opportunities.
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