Compliance amd noncompliance with federal regulations for the protection of human subjects

In Brock K. Kilbourne & Maria T. Kilbourne (eds.), The Dark side of science. San Francisco, Calif.: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Pacific Division. pp. 1--101 (1983)
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