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epaa-220	Jacobs, Frederic; Zonnenberg, Arina	Tangible and intangible costs of "protecting human subjects": The impact of the National Research Act of 1974 onuniversity research activities	2004	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6154	266	38	If compliance is the vehicle through which human subjects research can be improved and subjects further protected, then more emphasis needs to be placed on the principles articulated in the Belmont Report,5 resulting in a better and more responsive research product. § Ethical Standards, Constraints, and Potential The fundamental ethical conflict in human subject research is whether benefit to the larger community can be an appropriate rationale for research and experimentation affecting individuals.	cache/epaa-220.pdf	txt/epaa-220.txt