Dilemas éticos de la investigación clínica

Authors

  • Felipe Jorge Aragón Palmero
  • Cristina Mirabal Rodríguez

Abstract

Las investigaciones en seres humanos son un resultado natural de la evolución de las ciencias médicas exponiendo a los investigadores a enormes dilemas éticos derivados de esta práctica. En este trabajo se exponen algunos datos de la historia de la investigación científica y algunos de los grandes problemas éticos suscitados por los procedimientos de investigación utilizados. Se formulan los principios éticos fundamentales que se han ido explicitando a lo largo del pasado siglo en torno a la obligatoriedad de respetar la libertad y la dignidad de las personas humanas involucradas en las investigaciones

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Aragón Palmero FJ, Mirabal Rodríguez C. Dilemas éticos de la investigación clínica. Mediciego [Internet]. 2009 Oct. 14 [cited 2026 Feb. 4];15. Available from: https://revmediciego.sld.cu/index.php/mediciego/article/view/2248

Issue

Vol. 15 (2009): Suplemento 2

Section

Review article

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