Closing the Constant Garden: The Regulation and Responsibility of U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies Doing Research on Human Subjects in Developing Nations
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Closing the Constant Garden: The Regulation and Responsibility of U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies Doing Research on Human Subjects in Developing Nations
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Closing the Constant Garden: The Regulation and Responsibility of U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies Doing Research on Human Subjects in Developing Nations

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Drugs -- Research, Developing countries, Human experimentation, Human medical experimentation, Pharmaceutical industry, Research ethics, International, United States

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Amy F. Wollensack (Washington University School of Law)

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Pages 747-771
Publication Washington University Global Studies Law Review

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Published 2007-01-01

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