US EditionCompensation to participants in human challenge studies should not incentivise risk-taking
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Compensation to participants in human challenge studies should not incentivise risk-taking
ICMR’s consensus policy statement on human challenge studies insists that payment should take into account the loss of wages, incidental expenses, and time and efforts made to participate in CHIS Based on their experience in participating in human challenge studies — technically called the Controlled Human Infection Studies (CHIS) — (where participants are deliberately infected … Continue reading Compensation to participants in human challenge s…
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