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Integrating Ethics into Science Education and Research: Report of the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues

Jonathan Riley, Jessica Emery

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The 2013 BRAIN Research Initiative calls for the integration of ethics into medical education and all levels of research, from hypothesis generation to evaluation, which promises to provide an ethical foundation for all future biomedical research.

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The 2013 BRAIN Research Initiative calls for the integration of ethics into medical education and all levels of research, from hypothesis generation to evaluation, which promises to provide an ethical foundation for all future biomedical research.

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The 2013 BRAIN Research Initiative calls for the integration of ethics into medical education and all levels of research, from hypothesis generation to evaluation, which promises to provide an ethical foundation for all future biomedical research.

Key concepts: Bioethics, Presidential system, Medical ethics, Engineering ethics, Research ethics, Commission, Medicine, Political science

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