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6 ReseaRch ethics | National institutes of health clinical center Department of Bioethics | www.bioethics.nih.gov in a less risky or burdensome way. for example, if the study can be done with one tube of a person’s blood, then two tubes should not be taken. in order to further improve the risk-
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