Medical Research on Trial: A Reply to Steiner

Research Ethics 1 (3):101-104 (2005)
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Abstract

We consider a particular attempt to justify medical research and the practice of medicine as moral imperatives; in doing this we are led into a comparison of consequential and deontological justifications of intention and action. We conclude that the justification of research and medicine is consequential.

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