Question 58 · LEK · Conventions and declarations
The World Medical Association’s Declaration of Helsinki, the founding document of modern medical ethics and medical law, states:
- A. research on human beings is commonly allowed and unlimited.
- B. research on humans can be carried out in violation of their assets if it is in a good interest of science.
- C. in research on humans the conditions associated with a good interest of the tested should never be submitted to an interest of science or society.
- D. medical research involving people can be carried out even if it is unlimited non-therapeutic experimentation.
- E. the Declaration of Helsinki does not specify any principles associated with research on humans.
Hint
The Declaration's core principle sets a hierarchy between the research participant and the goals of science and society.
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