Question

• Many unethical practices were used to further advancement in the health sciences. Three examples are: The Tuskegee Airmen, Henrietta Lacks, and Nazi experiments during the Holocaust.
• Given that some of this “knowledge” would not have been obtained unless these research studies were conducted, do you think similar research should be conducted to find cures and treatments to diseases that we have today?
• Why or why not. If yes, what populations should be used and why?
• Have you thought about any ethical considerations surrounding the current coronavirus pandemic?

Answer 1

Researchers are growing towards the goal to achieve the sustainable flow of meaningful new treatment, utilizing modalities and search for new medicine for human disease and growing symptoms. valuable research made to target the disease rocess in a way science suggest. growing technology improvement, functional genomic and machine learning make high success rate in research. researchers and scientists making detailed investigation, testing living cells and animals and make understanding of the effects of the components. researchers identified a compound to consider testing in humans.
Coronovosus pandemic made many logistic and ethical challenges for policymakers. there is an operational, societal, and economic consequence around with COVID 19. ethical standards of public health differ in patient-centered intervention in COVID 19. ethical consideration of moral equality should focus on available beds and resources. unethical standards and practice cause serious consequences. ethical considerations focus on COVID 19 pandemic by improving vaccine, financial resources, benefit participants, minimizing the risk to participants, infection control measures, and reducing third party risk. ethical considerations focus on preserving public trust in research and vaccine.