https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C Research ethics case studies en-us 2017-07-12 06:24:59 UTC 2024-07-28 10:39:44 UTC hello@padlet.com csh28 https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538637
1) What is the research about?



2) The ethical violations are:
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3) What are the consequences of ethical violations?


4) We feel that ......]]> 2017-07-12 06:27:52 UTC https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538637 https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538773 1) What is the research about?
- Embryonic stem cell research

2)The ethical violations are:

1. Informed consent not given
2. Participants were not informed of risk and harms involved in the egg donation process or the nature of the research.
3. Participants were pressured to donate or paid to donate

3) What are the consequences of ethical violations?

- Important papers on embryonic stem cell research had to be retracted from the journal Science.

- Hwang was handed a 2-year suspended prison sentence on 26/06/2009 for embezzlement and bioethics law violation.

4) We feel horrified and angry. 😰😰😰😤😤😤😱😱😱


]]> 2017-07-12 06:31:38 UTC https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538773 https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538833 1) This article is about a doctor named Andrew Wakefield who injected MMR jabs into kids holding that he could cure their autism. However, he neglected the ethical principles which caused him to be terminated from conducting he studies.

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-Andrew Wakefield subjugated the needs of vulnerable children
-He used children who were showing signs of autism as guinea pigs
-He claimed that the autistic children needed to seek the treatment 
-He was trying profit from MMR
-He paid children at a birthday part euro 5 to take their blood without any consent from their parents. 

]]> 2017-07-12 06:33:28 UTC https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538833 https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538997 1. Tuberculosis 
-experiment was conducted to find out if TB could be cured with one's immunity and to see if a vaccine could be developed against it.
Freezing: To discover how long German pilots downed by enemy fire could survive the drozen waters of the North Sea.
High Altitude Experiments: The experiments were conducted to determine the best way to rescue pilots from high altitude areas when they abandon craft and were subjected to low atmospheric pressures
2. Beneficence, non-maleficence, justice.
3. Freezing: the results of the research was not beneficial for the participants. This research involved submerging participants into tanks of water for hours. The risk and safety of them were not considered. Vulnerable groups like the Jews were forced to be the participants of the research. The objective was more important than the participants.
Tuberculosis: 200 people died from the study as a result
Consequential ethical violations: the brains of several victims were dissected while they were still alive. Out of 200 prisoners tested, 80 people died and the rest were executed]]> 2017-07-12 06:37:42 UTC https://padlet.com/csh28/T02C/wish/178538997