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Ambivalent Social Value and Different Understandings of Research in Shifting Biomedical Contexts
American Journal of Bioethics 25 (8):95-96 (2025)
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We welcome Earl et al.’s (2025) intervention into debates about the therapeutic misconception, the arguments of which resonate with those we have advanced in prior work (including empirical ethics...Other Versions
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