Human Rights and Bioethics: Regulating Global Research George J. Annas, JD, MPH Professor & Chair Department of Health Law, Bioethics & Human Rigths Boston.

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Human Rights and Bioethics: Regulating Global Research George J. Annas, JD, MPH Professor & Chair Department of Health Law, Bioethics & Human Rigths Boston University School of Public Health

Presenter Disclosures No financial relationship with any phramaceutical or biotechnology company, including those that will be mentioned in this talk: Pfizer, Wyeth and Genzyme.

Informed Consent Health Law Bioethics Human Rights Synthesis?

Nuremberg Code Consent: Voluntary, Competent, Informed and Understanding Right to withdraw at any time Plus 8 subject welfare provisions

Helsinki Declaration Meant to Replace Nuremberg Therapeutic Privilege Research/Treatment Researcher/Physician Subject/Patient

Continuing Controversies Consent (content, doc, quality, followup) Benefit Sharing (responsibility, followup) IRBs (defective protection mechanism?) Research or health care? Prevent/treat? Universal standards and enforcement The relevance of the right to health