When Does the Amount We Pay Research Participants Become “Undue Influence”?

Overview of attention for article published in The AMA Journal of Ethic, December 2015

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Wonder if/when we're gonna see medical journal ethics articles about all this https://t.co/5qjBoXrCn0

RT @ikeanya: @aproko_doctor @BWLawal @docneto @DrAbioye The ethics of paying people to take part in clinical trials has long been an issue…

@aproko_doctor @BWLawal @docneto @DrAbioye The ethics of paying people to take part in clinical trials has long been an issue for debate https://t.co/s7Lbgh4F8u

@lilianedwards @jhardinges There's quite a lot of discussion on the ethics of participant reimbursement in the field of medical research, e.g. https://t.co/XHPNCNZCOL

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