Responsabilidad civil por daños causados durante prácticas de ensayos clínicos en Argentina
La protección de la persona humana
Abstract
Clinical investigations with human subjects constitute a necessary practice for the advancement and development of science. However, they constitute a risky activity, according to their potential to produce damages.
From there arises the primary need to protect the human person involved, mitigating and preventing all damages that may be caused, and fully repairing those that could not have been prevented.
The purpose of this work is to point out why civil liability can be attributed and, consequently, the repair of damages that occurred during clinical research practices in human beings.
It is concluded through a non-experimental explanatory design and a qualitative approach that the repair of damages derived from clinical research practices in human beings is based on the dignity and inviolability of the human person as a subject of law and that it constitutes a fundamental requirement of the principle of comprehensive reparation.
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