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The cost should be paid by those who allowed the organs to be provided in this way, not by destroying the learnings that came from the science.
by maccio92 8y ago
The cost should be paid by those who allowed the organs to be provided in this way, not by destroying the learnings that came from the science.
- asib 8y agoEr, the people conducting the research who took the organs were at the very least not following ethical guidelines. This is sufficient grounds for punishment in my eyes.
- anigbrowl 8y agoYou know if someone ignored ethical guidelines about organ donations in performing medical research it's equally possible that they fudged the results or cut other corners. They've already decided to value expediency over integrity so why do you assume they're being rigorous in every other respect? The whole peer review enterprise depends on a baseline level of probity, and given the questions raised by the reproducibility crisis we could probably benefit from a more skeptical approach.