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Contextualizing clinical research: the epistemological role of clinical equipoise

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Contextualizing clinical research: the epistemological role of clinical equipoise (English)

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James A Anderson

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2009

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30

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269-88

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The fundamentals of clinical discovery.

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A critique of clinical equipoise. Therapeutic misconception in the ethics of clinical trials

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Equipoise and the ethics of clinical research

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