Ethics Study Aids

The following ethics articles were summarized by previous ethics students. Not all articles have been summarized, and the quality of the ones we have are dubious. In short, don't rely on these summaries exclusively. Read the original papers, and use these either as a review, or if you have to start studying 2 hours before the final. Also, please feel free to submit your own summaries if you find some that are lacking in detail, accuracy, or existence.


Article Summarized
Section
Format
Reviewer
paper
author
Introduction to the Course
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Reviewer
Self Deception
Broad and Wade
The Roots of Honor and Integrity in Science
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S. Martin
The Ethical Basis of Science
Glass
The Roots of Honor and Integrity in Science
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D. Long
Innovation and Integrity in Biomedical Science
Jasanoff
The Responsible Conduct of Biological Research
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D. Long
Health Law and Ethics
Weed
The Responsible Conduct of Biological Research
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D. Long
ORI Provides working definition of plagiarism
Office of Research Integrity, Department of Health and Human Services
The Ethics of Authorship and Publication
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B. Amini
An Ethical Code for Scientists
Pigman and Carmichael
The Ethics of Authorship and Publication
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D. Long
Reporting Provocative Results
James L. Mills
The Ethics of Authorship and Publication
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B. Amini
The Belmont Report
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Research with Human Subjects
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B. Amini
The Nuremberg Code Research with Human Subjects
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K. Hanafy
The Helsinki Declaration
World Medical Association
Research with Human Subjects
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Anonymous
False Hopes and Best Data
Appelbaum et al
Research with Human Subjects
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Anonymous
Limitations in the Use of Race
Cooper and Freeman
The Ethics of Epidemiologic Research
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S. Martin
Protection of Research Subjects
Capron
The Ethics of Epidemiologic Research
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S. Martin
Recognition and Alleviation of Pain and distress in laboratory animals
American Association for Laboratory Animal Science
The Use of Animals in Biological Research
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K. Hanafy
Beastly Conduct
Caplan
The Use of Animals in Biological Research
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Anonymous
2000 Report on Euthanasia
AVMA
The Use of Animals in Biological Research
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S. Martin
Retention of and Access to Research Data
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine
The Management of Data and Research Records
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B. Amini
Sharing Research Data
Neuhauser
The Management of Data and Research Records
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Anonymous
Guidelines on research data and reports
BTRC
The Management of Data and Research Records
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H. Phan
Integrity in the Education of Researchers
Krulwich and Friedman
The Scientist and the University
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K. Hanafy
Enlarging the Perspective
Ernest L. Boyer
The Scientist and the University
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H. Phan
Administrative Case Rounds
Dr. Reiser
The Scientist and the University
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Anonymous
Obstacles to Collegiality
Bulger & Bulger
The Scientist and the University
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Anonymous
Patenting Life: Summary, policy issues, and options for congressional action
U.S. Office of Technology Assessment
The Scientist and Industry: Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Committment
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B. Amini
Looking a gift horse in the mouth: Corporate gifts sponsoring life sciences research
Campbell et al
The Scientist and Industry: Conflicts of Interest and Conflicts of Committment
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B. Amini
Genetics and human malleability
Anderson
The Scientist in Society: Interactions, Expectations, and Obligations
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K. Hanafy
Scientific basis for the support of biomedical research
Comroe and Dripps
The Scientist in Society: Interactions, Expectations, and Obligations
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K. Hanafy
Summary Statement of the Asilomar Conference on Recombinant DNA molecules
Paul Berg et al
The Scientist in Society: Interactions, Expectations, and Obligations
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K. Hanafy