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The SUPPORT Controversy and the Debate Over Research Within the Standard of Care

Name / volume / issue

49987

Page number

1-2

Primary author

David Magnus

Tag(s): Journal article

Abstract

The proximate occasion for this special issue of American Journal of Bioethics (AJOB) is the controversy over the SUPPORT study—but the issues in fact go far beyond the particulars of that controversy to the broader issue of how we should think about the requirements for research within the standard of care (particularly prospective randomized research). […]

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