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| 3 | Our problems began when we attempted to publish our findingsIt's not. It's unethical to chop bits off an unanaesthetised baby for medical research because it is harmful and unnecessary. Plain and simple. Of course, it should logically follow that it should be unlawful as well, for the same reason, but that isn't the point as far as the ethics board is concerned. I'd have hoped that they might be able to get prior approval here given that either the experiment is harmless (lol), or the experiment does a thing once and likely prevents that same thing being… | /r/MensRights | 06/11/17 04:44 PM |
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