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An Ethically Dubious Blood Experiment: RECESS

January 21, 2010 |

AHRP is concerned about the ethics and safety of human subjects in a blood storage experiment ( RECESS) sponsored
by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.

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Categorized Vulnerable Groups | Tagged FDA, Informed Consent, Trauma Patients, Clinical Practice, New England Journal of Medicine, dubious ethics, experiment increases risk, death

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AHRP Board Member’s Recent Posts, Testimonies, Publications

06. 2019. Truth in Research Labelling , John Noble, Jr, PhD , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

04. 2019. Missing, hidden and destroyed adverse event data. Who vaccinates? , Meryl Nass, MD ,

03. 2019. Whither Cochrane? , Meryl Nass, MD , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

03. 2019. A sample of vaccine and injectable medication tragedies in the US during my lifetime , Meryl Nass, MD ,

03. 2019. The Skinny on Pertussis, Vaccines and Enforced Mandates , Meryl Nass, MD ,

03. 2019. My testimony on vaccine exemptions to the Maine joint Education and Cultural Affairs Committee , Meryl Nass, MD ,

03. 2019. Indisputable: CDC is not making prudent vaccine recommendations , Meryl Nass, MD ,

03. 2019. OP-ED: Why Americans don’t trust vaccine makers , Meryl Nass, MD ,

01. 2019. Challenging The Promotion Of Antidepressants For Non-Severe Depression , John Noble, Jr, PhD , Alain Braillon, and Joel Lexchin, Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavia

01. 2019. Measles: Two U.S. Outbreaks are Blamed on Low Vaccination Rates, Another Perspective , Meryl Nass, MD , British Medical Journal

02. 2018. How effective are Flu Shots? CDC says its an (optimistic) 40% , Meryl Nass, MD ,

02. 2018. Re: Doctor Who Linked Thimerosal to Autism Wins Damages From Maryland Medical Board for Harrassing and Humiliating Him , Meryl Nass, MD ,

02. 2018. Can it be? Study finds that college students who had been vaccinated against flu were more likely to excrete flu virus / Proceedings National Academy of Sciences , Meryl Nass, MD ,

01. 2018. Meningococcal Vaccine is a Scam -- but you may forfeit an education if you refuse , Meryl Nass, MD ,

05. 2017. Letter Submitted to New England Journal of Medicine re ARDS Investigation , John Noble, Jr, PhD ,

03. 2017. Should Research Ethics Committees Police Reporting Bias? Rapid Response (Fourth Comment) , John Noble, Jr, PhD , British Medical Journal

03. 2017. Should Research Ethics Committees Police Reporting Bias? , John Noble, Jr, PhD , British Medical Journal

02. 2017. A Need To Stand United: Reply To The WAME Secretary , John Noble, Jr, PhD , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

09. 2016. ''Trust The Researchers'': Flying In The Face Of Evidence , John Noble, Jr, PhD , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

05. 2016. Peeling The Onion From The Inside Out , John Noble, Jr, PhD , Indian Journal of Medical Ethics

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