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1: J Biolaw Bus. 2005;8(4):72-3.Links

Regulations limiting medical research in prisons remains necessary.

California Western School of Law, USA.

Protection of human subjects against medical research in prisons remains appropriate.

PMID: 16619451 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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