Ethics of Recruiting Research Subjects Through Social Media

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American Journal of Bioethics 19 (6):73-75 (2019)
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Bhatia-Lin and associates (2019) consider ethical and regulatory issues when social media platforms are used to track and locate research subjects who were recruited during hospitalization. They me...

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