Research on Human Subjects

"Research on Human Subjects" by Bernard Barber, published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1979, explores the complex and evolving landscape of human experimentation in medicine. This insightful paperback, spanning 284 pages, delves into the ethical, social, and moral dimensions surrounding medical research involving human subjects.

In a time when scientific advancements are at an all-time high, Barber raises critical questions about the implications of human experimentation. He examines the ethical considerations that researchers must navigate while emphasizing the importance of social responsibility and control in medical research. This book serves as a compelling resource for anyone interested in medical ethics, human experimentation, and the impact of social aspects on biomedical research.

Whether you are a student, healthcare professional, or simply curious about the ethical dilemmas in medical research, "Research on Human Subjects" offers a thoughtful perspective on the moral landscapes that shape human subject research today.