Improving Subject Recruitment By Maintaining Truly Informed Consent: A Practical Benefit of Disclosing Adverse Clinical Trial Results

Author： Shah Kavita Batzer Frances

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1536-0075

Source： American Journal of Bioethics, Vol.9, Iss.8, 2009-08, pp. : 36-37

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