Clinical Research Involving Pregnant Women

Chapter 2 Why Physicians and Women Should Want Pregnant Women Included in Clinical Trials

Chapter 3 Better Safe Than Sorry: Risk, Stigma, and Research During Pregnancy

Chapter 4 Presumptive Inclusion and Legitimate Exclusion Criteria

Chapter 5 Fair Inclusion of Pregnant Women in Clinical Research: A Systematic Review of Reported Reasons for Exclusion

Chapter 6 Research Ethics Review of Drug Trials Targeting Medical Conditions of Pregnant Women

Chapter 7 Pregnant Women’s Views About Participation in Clinical Research

Chapter 8 Pregnancy, Vulnerability, and the Risk of Exploitation in Clinical Research

Chapter 9 When Hypothetical Vulnerability Becomes Actual: Research Participation and the Autonomy of Pregnant Women

Chapter 10 Equipoise, Uncertainty, and Inductive Risk in Research Involving Pregnant Women

Chapter 11 Does My Bias Look Big in This?

Chapter 12 Research into Lifestyle Changes in Pregnancy

Chapter 13 Ethics and Research with Pregnant Women: Lessons from HIV/AIDS

Chapter 14 Ethical Issues in a Trial of Maternal Gene Transfer to Improve Foetal Growth

Chapter 15 Clinical Research Involving Pregnant Women Seeking Abortion Services: United States Perspectives

Chapter 16 Research on Uterine Transplantation: Ethical Considerations